AAOpt 2023: Favorable data on corneal staining
Using the NEI protocol for addressing corneal staining, researchers used 5 microliters of 2%, non preserved fluorescein and then evaluated corneal staining.
Amazon receives warning letter from FDA regarding unapproved eye care products
This is just one of many times the FDA has issued a warning to companies for the sale of unapproved ophthalmic products in 2023.
AAOpt 2023: Pipeline update from Alcon
Hear about the new innovations on the market—and coming soon—from Alcon.
The good and the bad of telemedicine in the care of our patients with diabetes
Is telemedicine through retinal images a solution to earlier intervention and increased access to care? Fortunately—and unfortunately—yes.
76M+ units of eye care materials recycled through Bausch + Lomb programs
ONE by ONE and Biotrue Eye Care Recycling programs from Bausch + Lomb have collected over 464,100 pounds of used contact lens materials that would have otherwise been sent to a landfill.
AAOpt 2023: The optometric year in review
A rapid-fire, top-level review of what happened in optometry in 2023.
The lowdown on hypoglycemia in patients with diabetes
Counsel your at-risk patients on strategies to minimize severe hypoglycemia.
AAOpt 2023: Data shows new multifocal can meet the dynamic vision needs of presbyopic patients
Hear how this daily disposable silicone hydrogel option fits patients' busy and active lifestyles.
Presbyopia and cataracts: Dysfunctional lens syndrome
Even if DLS is completely normal and expected, it can be mentally and emotionally difficult for patients.
AAOpt 2023: How optometry’s first NEI multicenter study impact our KC practices today
Hear how the Clek study continues to play a role in today's keratoconus care.
This week in optometry: November 6-November 11
Catch up on what happened in optometry during the week of November 6-November 11.
Are your patients suffering in silence with dry eye disease?
By taking a proactive approach to treatment, identify the “silent sufferers.”
AAOpt 2023: Raising awareness for vision health
Optometry Times sat down with Carla Calizaire, Global Leader of Diversity Inclusion for Johnson and Johnson Med Tech to go in depth about the Vision Made Possible and Sight for Kids campaign.
The light of optometry shines brightly at AAOpt
The 2023 American Academy of Optometry annual meeting showcased excellent science and insightful education.
AAOpt 2023: Embracing technology to combat HOA
Clark Chang, OD, MSA, MSC, FAAO, shares highlights from his 2023 AAOpt presentation, which he co-presented with Christine Sindt, OD, FAAO.
Drops vs inserts: Which increases adherence?
For patients with keratoconus-related inflammation, an intracanalicular steroid insert rivals the effectiveness of eye drops while boosting adherence.
Informed decision-making at the point of prescribing meds
A free online software, EyeMedsNow offers ECPs access to an extensive database of prescription and OTC medications.
This week in optometry: October 30-November 3
Catch up on what happened in optometry during the week of October 30-November 3.
Cyclosporine ophthalmic solution 0.09% Phase 4 data indicates sustained improvement in dry eye signs, symptoms in patients switched from cyclosporine ophthalmic emulsion 0.05%
According to Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, the study design mirrors real-world experience with dry eye disease, including allowing use of artificial tears and measurement of CFS in all 5 corneal zones.
FDA waves red flag over eye drops for potential risk of eye infection
Patients who have signs or symptoms of an eye infection after using these products should talk to their health care provider or seek medical care immediately.
