March 2015

Features

The tear film is the nexus of many seemingly distinct structures and clinical entities. Be mindful of such links when managing OSD.

An expert reveals the complex inner workings of this seemingly simple condition, to help you deliver appropriately targeted therapy.

How well do you know this common contact lens complication?

A patient presents with all the classic signs of dry eye disease. But what if it’s not that simple?

Completing the contact lens evaluation only gets you halfway to success.

The ISO recently announced a new method to assess the safety of contact lens products. Will the FDA follow suit?

In an age of narrowly targeted pharmaceutical indications, this decades-old drug is surprisingly versatile.

Here's a snapshot of what is happening in the industry.

A new study suggests incidence of keratitis is highest in patients who live in suburban areas.

A telescopic lens design may give AMD patients a more subtle way to improve their vision.

Anyone who provides superlative customer service has the potential to show you up.

Researchers continue to make strides in reducing the impact of this common condition. Here’s a look at the latest steps.

Be sure to consider a variety of possible contributors when evaluating patients for GP lens-related dryness.