Contact lens kit company

Backed by industry passion

Our company’s history

The image shows the Alcon logo with the word Alcon written in bold, blue letters on a light background.

Founders started careers in contact lens industry;
at CIBA Vision (now Alcon) in the 1990’s. Bought and managed fit sets for Alcon in the 1990’s.

A store display shelf filled with various Revlon makeup products, including foundations, powders, blushes, eyeshadows, lipsticks, and mascaras, with promotional posters and product labels visible above the shelves.
A grocery store bulk section displaying clear plastic bins filled with various nuts, dried fruit, seeds, and snacks, all neatly arranged on shelves with price labels in front of each bin.

Left Alcon and created a startup point of sale company.

A white storage rack on wheels filled with neatly arranged boxes labeled Alcon, likely containing prescription contact lenses or eye care products. Each shelf has blue and green packaging.

Created revolutionary Alcon system in 2005 (first kit with drawers).

A tall, blue and white metal cabinet with multiple labeled drawers, each marked with different numbers, likely used for organized storage of tools, documents, or equipment. The cabinet stands on small wheels.

Created new streamlined Acuvue system in 2010 – featuring space savings in doctor’s office and streamlined lens configurations.

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Evolved to full-service contact lens kit company in late 2010’s by adding in-house kitting, warehousing and shipping to doctors.

A white, multi-tiered storage cart on wheels with pull-out, tilted trays, one of which is open to show divided compartments for organizing items.

“Industry Kit” launched in 2019, cleaning up “the mess” in doctor’s back office. This also eliminated the need for each manufacturer to have their own tooling and kit system.