Contact Lenses Expert, Stan Harper, Offers Backgrounding On Novelty Contact Lenses, Plus Custom Color Contacts With Special Tints And Hand-Painted Applications For Serious Eye Abnormalities

The Colorado-based company, Adventures in Color Technology, Ltd., was started by Stan and Bette Harper in 1988. They pioneered and continue to perfect a colored design process on soft contact lenses that helps correct serious vision problems and eye disfigurement from accidents or birth defects, plus create custom novelty and theatrical contacts. Their therapeutic lenses are now being used to correct these problems: light sensitivity, double vision and low vision, albinism and aniridia (a condition in which a person has no iris color).

Golden, Colo. (PRWEB) January 15, 2003 -- This release provides a review of the credentials of Stan Harper, CEO and of Adventures in Color Technology, Ltd.

Stanley "Stan" Harper has been fitting contact lenses in practitioners' offices for more than 40 years, beginning with the scleral design lens. He has been a member of the Pacific Coast Contact Lens Society for the past 20 years and a member of the Contact Lens Society of America for the past 29 years, 27 of which he has held Fellow status, advancing to Honored Fellow status ten years ago. Stanley is a former member of the CLSA's Board of Directors and Executive Committee, serving as president of the Society in 1973 and 1974. In addition, he has served as a contact lens instructor at numerous seminars and has written technical papers on contact lens technology. He is certified by the National Committee of Contact Lens Examiners, American Board of Opticianry, and the Baylor College of Medicine, Department of Ophthalmology where he completed a post graduate course in Contact Lens Technology. He is also a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers.

Adventures in Color Technology, Ltd., based in Golden, Colorado, provides eye-care practitioners worldwide with custom contact lenses - both hand-painted and tinted applications - for prosthetic and therapeutic use. In business for almost 15 years, the company pioneered and continues to perfect the color design process that helps people with serious eye abnormalities. Practitioner clients (ophthalmologists and optometrists both in private practice and at hospital and teaching universities) now number more than 10,000.

The company's headquarters is located at 1800 Jackson Street, Golden, Colo., 80401. Harper may be reached at 303-271-9644, toll-free at 1-800-537-2845 or by e-mail at info@techcolors.com. The company website is http://www.techcolors.com.

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