Diabetic Vs Digital Lens

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Spherical Traditional lens are the typical, rounded design of contact lenses, which can correct near-sightedness (myopia) or farsightedness (hyperopia). Google contact lens are smooth spherical cell, they constructed a new LCD-based contact lens display, which also corrects myopia and hyperopia. In term of spherical, both of these lenses provide somewhat same type of treatment and corrections.

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As technology moves further into health treatment, and advanced digital diagnosis Google lens is able helps patients manage diabetes. This lens is able to measure blood sugar level by using tear as a sample, results are then sent to the individual mobile device to inform them. Diabetic is a growing problem affecting many people worldwide, by having this contact lens, individuals will not have to prick finger for sample of blood and this will also improve on how often individual check for their blood glucose. While the smart lens is the new and better for individual with diabetes to manage their health, the traditional lens doesn’t not improve health or help deal with diseases.
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The Google smart lens however does not have any special effect yet, also it’s too soo to assume that it will not have one at all. Overall in this modern world individuals will prefer special effect lens or other coloured lenses to enhance their looks, thus the traditional lens will be a competition till Google realises the special effect

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