Abstract: A method of determining at least one parameter of an ophthalmic lens (40) including a complementary optical element (12) obtained by additive manufacturing and configured to provide at least a part of the optical function of the ophthalmic lens, the determining method including a step of providing two characterizing surfaces simulating two opposite surfaces of a complementary optical element (12), the distance between the two characterizing surfaces along a thickness axis (Z) defining the thickness of the complementary optical element; a step of optimizing the distance between the two characterizing surfaces (20) along the thickness axis (Z) so that the thickness of the complementary optical element reaches a thickness threshold while complying with the optical function of the ophthalmic lens (40); and a step of determining at least one parameter of the ophthalmic lens (40) on the basis of the optimized distance.

Abstract: The valve, which is intended to regulate the passage of a fluid through an office [(O)] in a wall [(P)], comprises a tubular body [(10)] and a flexible rubber cover [(11)] which deforms under the action of the pressures [(P1 and P2)] prevailing in the spaces on each side of the valve.

Abstract: The bag (1) for packaging compressible products arranged vertically in the form of at least one horizontal pile, substantially parallelepipedal in shape, comprising two front walls (5, 6), two side walls (3, 4), one bottom wall (7) and one top wall (8), is provided with an opening device consisting of a line of weakness forming a discontinuous contour, comprising two first vertical precut lines (13) made in each of the front walls (5, 6) and being extended by two second precut lines (15) made essentially in the part forming the base (10) of the attached handle (9), and a third precut line (14) made in the top wall (8).

Abstract: A bag of flexible material for packaging compressible products includes a side of the bag perpendicular to the direction in which the products are compressed having a pouch of material that extends into the bag, The pouch allows expansion of the bag upon opening and a subsequent decompression of the products to facilitate removal from the bag. A tear-away opening portion of an adjacent top side of the bag releases edges of the pouch which allows the bag to expand, The bag may be used for packaging sanitary absorbent articles such as diapers.