Tag Archives: Clinical Insight
Patient handout: Good habits, healthy eyes for young contact lens wearers
Download our patient handout on healthy contact lens habits for kids! Continue reading
Online Continuing Education: Enhancing Eye Care through Interprofessional Collaboration
Check out a new COPE-accredited online CE course designed to encourage collaboration between optometrists and pharmacists Continue reading
Patient handout: Digital eye strain
Download our patient handout on coping with digital eye strain. Continue reading
Diagnosing and treating dry eye: instructional videos from TFOS
For guidance on following the DEWS II report’s recommendations for managing and treating dry eye, check out a series of instructional videos from the Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society. Continue reading
Patient handout: Presbyopia
How do you prepare your patients for the visual changes that they will experience once they reach their 40s? Download our patient handout, which we designed to help you explain presbyopia as well as the contact lens designs available for them to try.
Patient handout: Dry eye discomfort?
Download our patient handout on self-care strategies. Continue reading
Research Brief: Scleral Lenses – What can they do for you and your patients?
Download our research brief outlining the the ways in which these lenses can be prescribed in practice! Continue reading
SPEED Questionnaire
Access a downloadable version of the the Standard Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) survey for use in clinical practice. Continue reading
Research Brief: Clinical significance of contact lens materials development
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
Research Brief: Prevalence of Childhood Myopia
The prevalence of pediatric myopia is growing at an alarming rate worldwide, according to epidemiological research. To view these numbers grouped by country and percentage, download our research brief.
