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Adding hyaluronic acid to standard rewetting drop improves clinical performance
Dryness and burning/stinging throughout the day showed more improvement in contact lens wearers using a rewetting drop with both carboxymethylcellulose and hyaluronic acid over a 3-month period, according to researchers in Optometry and Vision Science.
Demographic factors influence ocular comfort variations during soft lens wear
Patient demographics such as age, gender, lens wear experience, ethnicity and refractive status can influence the rating of ocular comfort in clinical studies, according to researchers in Optometry and Vision Science.
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Contact lens wearers experience more daytime dryness than those wearing none
A decrease in comfort and subjective vision was significant for daytime contact lens wearers along with increases in dryness, grittiness and irritation versus non-contact lens wearers, according to a study in Optometry and Vision Science.
Lens-free recovery periods did not affect comfort during daily wear
Lens-free recovery periods of up to 80 minutes during a 12-hour contact lens wear day did not positively affect end-of-day comfort, according to researchers in Optometry and Vision Science.
Researchers find poorer tear film kinetics in symptomatic contact lens wearers
Researchers reported the key differences in the tear film kinetics of asymptomatic and symptomatic wearers: a shorter break-up time, lesser contact lens surface coverage by the tear film during the overall interblink period and greater contact lens surface exposure to the atmosphere at time of the blink.
AOA supports Contact Lens Health Week
The American Optometric Association is supporting the CDC-organized Contact Health Lens Week through media outreach, according to a press release.
Contact Lens Health Week gains support from Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson Vision Care announced its support of the CDC-organized Contact Lens Health Week.
Patients with contact lens-related corneal infections report modifiable risk factors
Over the past decade, contact lens wearers with corneal infections reported modifiable risk factors such as overuse and poor contact lens hygiene, according to a review of FDA records.
Contact Lens Health Week to support awareness for children, young adults
Bausch + Lomb plans to provide for students and eye care providers this upcoming school year by offering a portfolio of contact lenses and by supporting the upcoming CDC-organized Contact Lens Health Week, Aug. 22 to 26, according to the company.
Researchers: Clinicians should address myopia progression in children
Current orthokeratology and dual focus contact lenses can significantly reduce myopia progression, according to researchers in Optometry & Vision Science.
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