Each CLEAR paper tackles a separate area related to contact lens practice. The summary below brings together the key points across all of those reports to help inform evidence-based practice. This practical guide walks through the steps of a typical … Continue reading
Appropriate use of preserved and preservative-free artificial tears is a commonly encountered question in clinical practice. The results of a 2019 literature review by Walsh and Jones are summarised in this factsheet, available to download as a reference for eye … Continue reading
Our two-sided reference has been designed to be printed out and kept for use in practice. Side one summarizes the TFOS DEWS II diagnostic algorithm, providing additional information on what to consider during patient screening, when assessing homeostasis markers and … Continue reading
The clinical insight in this issue is a practitoner reference and infographic “Getting started with orthokeratology”, stepping you through obtaining good corneal topography images, how to assess likelihood of achieving full refraction from OK, and decision making for correcting astigmatism. Continue reading
With so many figures surrounding incidence and risk factors for CIEs it can be difficult to remember the key points. The practitioner reference guide brings all of these together in one simple reference tool to remind you of how common … Continue reading
A new SICS factsheet is available for practitioners to download, providing a summary of key information about SICS along with advice on how to deal with it in practice. Continue reading
A factsheet is available to download, for use by practitioners to help implement myopia management in practice Continue reading
Download our research brief outlining the the ways in which these lenses can be prescribed in practice! Continue reading
Access a downloadable version of the the Standard Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) survey for use in clinical practice. Continue reading
In the laboratory, our focus is on developing and improving contact lens materials with the objective of optimizing ocular health and comfort. The language we use to communicate these material properties may be unfamiliar to those in clinical practice. Download … Continue reading
