Double concave lenses supplier in Pune

Hello every one,

Here I am going to share some information of concave and convex lenses supplier in Pune. Few days ago I was searching double concave (Bio concave) lens for my project. Before going in to the market I had searched plenty of suppliers from indiamart.com and prepared a list of them with addresses of every supplier from Pune. But after visiting those shops, I realized that I am getting fool because none of them supplying such lenses. After very much frustration I was wondering here and there asking every shopkeeper for double concave lenses and finally one shopkeeper suggested me to go “Bokil and Company” situated opposite to the “Jogeshwari temple” in ABC, Pune.

Finally in Bokil and Company, I got the double concave lens which are available in varies sizes. But still I won’t get lens which suites my specification. I am posting this information here because this information may be helpful to somebody who is looking for double concave lens near Pune. The lenses are available in different sizes as below,

1) Focal length 15cm, Diameter 75mm

2) Focal length 10cm, Diameter 50mm,

 

Thanks.

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(NewsUSA) – The latest victory in the Myriad Genetics case in Australia, allowing Myriad Genetics to patent isolated DNA, has sparked new debate over the development of new drugs to treat cancer.
At the forefront of a grass roots movement in this debate is Viratech Corp. (OTC: VIRA), which claims to have the first open source biotech research and development platform, designed to bring open source development to the biotech industry — something that the software industry has enjoyed and which many attribute to the current IT explosion. Popular products such as Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Android and the Apache Open Office Suite, were all developed with open source.
The premise of Viratech’s patent-pending method of open source research and development of biotech inventions is simply to use the social networking phenomena of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and apply it to the biotech world, where many new treatments and diagnostics are either gobbled up by Big Pharma and never developed, or never developed for lack of IP protection and financing.
Viratech’s platform of promoting biotech development is not completely open source, however. It is designed to protect intellectual property, bypassing the traditional huge expense and worry of IP protection, allowing users of the site to share their IP, develop their technology and amass a body of knowledge from that sharing protected by copyright.
VIRA hopes their site can create a paradigm shift in health care, resulting in treatments that are less costly and more available to those who need them. But the most interesting claim made is that the new social networking website, designed by VIRA for cancer.im, devoted to cancer treatment (http://cancer.im), which is estimated by the American Cancer Society to have reached the $1 trillion mark, can actually improve survival rates in cancer patients. The site, being touted as “Facebook for cancer patients,” is based on medical studies that conclude that raising the quality of life of a cancer patient lowers the incidents of morbidity, regardless of treatment.
Much like Facebook, Cancer.im will provide the much-needed support and social interaction that those stricken with cancer thrive on to fuel their recovery. It is premised that, as Facebook has reconnected long-lost friends and acquaintances through a “virtual connection,” the same can be done by friends and family who would otherwise be embarrassed to reach out to someone they know who is afflicted by cancer, or if they don’t know exactly what to do to help.

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