Color blindness is a reduced ability to distinguish colors. It can be both hereditary and acquired. According to research, for ten men - one color blind. The invention of Canada by Gabriel Mason is designed to help people with color blindness.
The 28-year-old inventor from Canada, herself, has vision problems. Knowing about color blindness firsthand, a talented resident of Canada, a recent student in the Department of Chemistry, came up with special contact lenses.
Hello lenses! Points, bye!
According to Mason, these corrective lenses will help color-blind people who today have to wear special tinted glasses every day.
Gabriel Mason created a company called Colorsmith Labs Inc, which has been developing these corrective lenses since 2017. The inventor is assisted in her endeavors by the staff of St. Mary's University, located in the Canadian city of Halifax.
A lens prototype has already been created and will soon be tested for effectiveness in human tests.
