Uploaded April 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The mission of The North Carolina Eye Bank is to recover, process and distribute ocular tissue for the restoration of sight through corneal transplantation and related medical therapy and research.
To accomplish our mission, we are committed to:
•Educating the public and medical communities about the need for eye and tissue donors
•Ensuring that the wishes of donors and donor families are carried out to the greatest extent possible
•Maintaining procedures to maximize quality of tissue distributed
•Working cooperatively with ophthalmologists and other professional clients to ensure optimal results for the recipient
The mission of The North Carolina Eye Bank is to recover, process and distribute ocular tissue for the restoration of sight through corneal transplantation and related medical therapy and research.
To accomplish our mission, we are committed to:
•Educating the public and medical communities about the need for eye and tissue donors
•Ensuring that the wishes of donors and donor families are carried out to the greatest extent possible
•Maintaining procedures to maximize quality of tissue distributed
•Working cooperatively with ophthalmologists and other professional clients to ensure optimal results for the recipient


![Rain-X by SOPUS Products (formerly Quaker State)
Rain-X is a line of consumer automotive and surface care products produced by SOPUS Products (formerly Quaker State),[1][2] a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell. Industrial Rain-X products are produced by Ecolab and used in carwashes and other industrial applications.[3][4] The most well known Rain-X product is a synthetic hydrophobic surface-applied product that causes water to bead, most commonly used on glass automobile surfaces. Rain-X was originally registered as a trademark in 1972 by Unelko and sold to Quaker State in 1997.[5][6] Rain-X branded products are distributed by Shell Car Care International Limited in the U.K. Rain-X by SOPUS Products (formerly Quaker State)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoDnOCzTPDA/mqdefault.jpg)







