February 2016

Features

These seemingly simple drops are more complex than you think. Do you know what's in them?

From sclerals to daily disposables and tinted lenses, new designs can add to your practice if you're willing to change your mindset.

Familiarizing yourself with corneal mapping can lead to more success with your GP contact lens patients.

Outdated FDA protocols don't account for real-world usage, newer lens materials and virulent organisms. Proposed updates could bring big changes.

Treating with antibacterial drugs can be tempting when presented with an acute infection. First make sure the agent matches the organism.

If you are like most of us, decreasing tension in 2016 is a laudable New Years' resolution.

Researchers indicate a new factor to consider prior to surgery.

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

Cholesterol deposition could affect contact lens wear.

Even the smallest changes in how your staff members present themselves to patients can have the biggest impact.

Could the latest approach to steroid therapy conquer noncompliance once and for all?

Lens care can make or break the contact lens experience for patients. Here's how to tip the odds in favor of success.

Are you up to date on pairing GP lenses and solutions? Here's a look at what makes a perfect match.