Optics News

The World Council of Optometry and CooperVision partnered to present a resolution promoting myopia management as the standard of care at the 2022 International Myopia Conference.

More than 90% of children with myopia experienced a decrease in progression with the use of NaturalVue Multifocal contact lenses, according to study results published in Clinical Ophthalmology.

A recent survey estimated that nearly 3,000 practitioners are prescribing and fitting orthokeratology, and that number is expected to climb in the next 2 years, according to new research in Optometry and Vision Science.

LAS VEGAS — CooperVision announced the expansion of its MyDay toric contact lens line to match the range of the Biofinity toric2, as well the addition of MyDay Energys to its product portfolio, during Vision Expo West.

A wearable myopia device significantly reduced myopic refractive error progression and axial elongation in children compared with published virtual control subjects, according to a Kubota Vision press release.

LAS VEGAS – Optometrists who treat patients with concussion will need to assess binocular vision problems, accommodative issues and oculomotor issues, a clinician said at Vision Expo West.

The Vision Council’s Consumer inSights second quarter report revealed that 80% of survey respondents said they use vision correction, and 60% had an eye exam within the past 12 months, according to a Vision Council press release.

LAS VEGAS — Virtual reality technology may offer promising new opportunities in diagnosing vision problems and learning disabilities such as dyslexia in children, according to a presentation at Vision Expo West.

LAS VEGAS — Scotland-based IbisVision, a developer of remote ophthalmic technology, plans to launch its IbisEngage and IbisConnect platforms in the U.S. by early 2023.

Johnson & Johnson Vision introduced Acuvue Oasys Max 1-Day, new daily disposable premium contact lenses available in spherical and multifocal designs.