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CooperVision Biofinity XR toric available nationwide
CooperVision announced the expanded availability of its Biofinity XR toric contact lenses to all U.S. practitioners, according to a press release.
Hydrogen peroxide solution may improve lid papillae in silicone hydrogel wearers
Patients wearing silicone hydrogel contact lenses and using Alcon’s Clear Care hydrogen peroxide solution for 3 months showed greater reductions in lid papillae and symptoms than wearers using biguanide-preserved multipurpose solution, according to Lievens and colleagues in Optometry and Vision Science.
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Former AOA President, OGS advocate, Vic Connors passes
Former American Optometric Association president and board of trustees’ member Victor J. Connors, OD, passed away on Monday. He was a native of Wonewoc, WI.
Comfort, visual quality found equal contributors to presbyopic contact lens dropout
In a presbyopic population, dissatisfaction with vision and discomfort were reported equally as often as primary reasons for discontinuation, according to a study in Optometry and Vision Science.
Study: Ortho-K lenses should not increase microbial keratitis risk
Researchers found that ortho-K lens wear has no physiological effect on the normal flora, and its use should not increase the risk of microbial keratitis when good hygiene and proper lens care methods are practiced.
Researchers say scleral contacts are well accepted by keratoconic patients
Researchers reported that patients with keratoconus experience less dryness with scleral lenses, but slightly more than half experienced midday fogging, according to a recent study.
Diquafosol for contact lens-related dry eye a ‘promising option’ researchers say
Soft contact lens wearers with dryness experienced improved biomarkers of membrane-associated mucins, tear film break-up time, and staining of the cornea and conjunctiva after topical application of diquafosol solution, according to a study in Optometry and Vision Science.
Eyeglass-mounted camera aids people with low vision
Patients with low vision who used a miniature camera with optical character-recognition technology mounted on their eyeglasses experienced dramatic improvement in their ability to perform activities of daily living, according to a study in JAMA Ophthalmology.
Dual polymer tear relieves symptoms in evaporative, aqueous-deficient dry eye
SEATTLE – Patients with evaporative or non-evaporative dry eye experienced improvement in signs and symptoms after treatment with a carboxymethylcellulose/hyaluronic acid dual polymer artificial tear, according to a study reported here at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology meeting.
Retention rates high in children, teens wearing daily disposable contacts
Retention rates were high in subjects younger than 18 years wearing Acuvue brand daily disposable contact lenses over the course of 1 year, according to recent study results.
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