[Philip Lelyveld comment: American Paper Optics is offering paper or plastic, holiday themed design, special-effects glasses (ex. prism and kaleidoscope-like effects).]

[Press Release]

American Paper Optics will introduce their new line of retail 3D products, “Holiday Magic 3D Viewers,” this Friday. These new 3D viewers feature patented lenses that transform ordinary holiday lights, city lights, street lights, and more into magical holiday images.

“There’s nothing better than the festivities and spirit that comes along with the holidays, so we’re excited to include our Holiday Magic 3D Viewers as another magical element of the season,” explained an American Paper Optics representative. “Fun for all ages, these 3D viewers will completely transform your holiday light viewing experience!”

Building on the success of the paper Holiday Specs product line, with more than 10 million sold worldwide, the molded plastic Holiday Magic 3D Viewers feature fun holiday designs and create one of 5 different holiday images when viewing a bright point of light.  The Holiday Magic 3D Viewers line includes Snowman, Santa, Reindeer, Snowflake and Christmas Star versions.  These durable plastic viewers are great for gifts, stocking stuffers, holiday parties, and much more. Holiday Magic 3D Viewers are available at www.the3dmarket.com and specialty retailers nationwide.

American Paper Optics, a 2011 Inc. 5000 company, is the world’s leading manufacturer and marketer of 3D glasses and 3D products and has sold over 10 million pairs of Holiday Specs glasses at retailers such as Lowes, Cracker Barrel, and Walgreens.  American Paper Optics has produced and distributed nearly two billion 3D glasses worldwide for multi-media promotions and events involving movies, magazines, television, theme park attractions, video games, and much more.  APO clients have included companies such as Disney, National Geographic, Coca Cola, Pepsi, Warner Brothers, Crayola, Time, NBC, TV Guide, CBS, and Dreamworks.

For more information on American Paper Optics, please visit www.3Dglassesonline.com or follow American Paper Optics on Facebook.

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