
Dopamine : A Hero in Myopia Control
As urbanization increases, myopia is rapidly spreading among children, regardless of screen time. Attention has shifted from optical explanations to neurochemic...
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Blue Light Lenses: Clinical Necessity or Retail Routine? Separating Science from Sales in Modern Optical Practice
Walk into almost any optical practice today and you will hear a familiar refrain: “If you use digital devices, you need blue light protection.” I...
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Prokera: The Wi-Fi of OSD Management
Why the Wi-Fi? “REQUIRE NO GLUE, NO STITCHES AND STAYS IN PLACE BY ITSELF” So… what exactly is PROKERA? “PROKERA” is a r...
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Eyewear Trends 2026: The Eyewear Revolution
To kick off 2026 on the right foot, we pulled out all the stops. We wore red, made a list of resolutions, ate lentils at midnight, and shared our wish...
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Things that can go wrong with non-contact tonometry
Non-contact tonometry is popular in community optometric practice because it can be delegated to a clinical assistant, be conducted as part of a pre-screen (alo...
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