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Review of Optometry
May/June 2017
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A War on Two Fronts: Combat Dry Eye and Allergy in Contact Lens Wearers
Preventing contact lens dropout in patients with multiple complications can be challenging, but these tips and tricks can help.
Contact Lenses and Comfort: It’s a Material World
New materials, surface treatments, coatings and moisture networks mean one thing: better comfort for contact lens wearers.
Five Ways to Connect Lens Care with Comfort
Finding a lens care system that fits your patients’ needs while maintaining comfort can be tricky, but these tips can help.
Highlights from ARVO 2017: Abstract Review
Dive into some new cornea and contact lens care studies with the help of an expert.
It's All About the Tear Film
When dealing with ocular dryness and contact lens discomfort, your first move should be to look at the tears.
Departments
Corneal Consult
Don’t Let HSK Heterogeneity Fool You
Its highly variable nature often thwarts diagnosis and complicates treatment.
Fitting Challenges
Building a Better Bandage Lens
Patients in need of pain relief deserve the comfort and protection that customization can provide.
My Perspective
Passive Verification Doesn’t Work
The Contact Lens Rule’s current prescription verification system potentially could be putting patients at risk.
News
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Dry Eye Disease | Scleral Lenses | Corneal Nerves | Human Amniotic Membranes
Pharma Science & Practice
Allergy and CLs: The Seasonal Battle
With springtime upon us, know the solutions for your patients’ allergy issues.
Practice Progress
A One-Two Punch to Beat Dry Eye
First, give the patient symptomatic relief, then focus on finding long-term solutions.
The Big Picture
Too Much of a Good Thing
Extreme overwear of a bandage contact lens let this opportunistic inection flourish.
The GP Experts
Deterring Discomfort Dropouts
While contact lens discontinuation is as prevalent as ever, practitioners do have several effective methods to counteract it.
The News Feed
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Spectacle Wear Increased, Contact Lens Wear Decreased Post COVID-19
December 05, 2023
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