ADL Chronicles -- An Erasable Ink Composition
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An Erasable Ink Composition
posted by Irv Arons @ 5:42 AM
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Irv Arons' Journal
This journal will be a spot for me to comment about the world of ophthalmics and medical lasers. I intend to publish some of the more than 150 articles and columns that I have written on these subjects. In addition, I will report on the latest information on new drugs and devices for the treatment of retinal diseases, including age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
An Erasable Ink Composition
About Me
- Name: Irv Arons
- Location: Peabody, Massachusetts, United States
Until my retirement in 2005, I was a consultant to the ophthalmic industry for over 30 years, and to the medical laser industry for over 20 years. I was with Arthur D. Little for 25 years and ran my own consulting company, Spectrum Consulting for 11 years, including publishing the monthly newsletter, Executive Laser Briefing.
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2 Comments:
I used to love the original Bic erasable pen. It was the Round Stic but with an erasable ink, right? Are these still made or is there a way to get them?
Mr. Arons,
I and my friends used your Bic Erasables in grammar school. We loved them. I liked the way they smelled and wrote and the different colors. The scent could still take me back to happy memories of grade school. Thank you for your invention. Are the new Bic MVP erasables using the same ink?
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