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Unveiling Two Decades of Pediatric Scleral Lens Success

A recently published study, Pediatric Scleral Lenses: 21-Year Retrospective Review, found that not only are scleral lenses viable for children, but they can also...

“But MOMMY, I Can SEE!” A Book to Help Kids Realize...

As a behavioral optometrist, Samantha Slotnick, OD, of Scarsdale, New York, has dedicated her practice to helping patients of all ages take an active...

It’s Back-to-School Season: Practices Designed With Kids in Mind

It's back-to-school season! Check out these practices designed for pediatric patients. Stephanie Lyons, OD, owns Lyons Family Eye Care in Chicago, Illinois. She created a...

Mattel to Make 80% of Games Colorblind Accessible by End of...

Mattel, Inc. is enhancing inclusivity by ensuring 80% of its global games portfolio, including UNO, Dos, Blokus, Phase 10, Skip-Bo and Ker Plunk, will...

School’s Out: Time to Start Preparing for the Back-to-School Rush

If you wait to start preparing for the back-to-school rush in late summer, you’ve already missed a good part of the opportunity, says Tonya...

New Data from VTI’s PROTECT Clinical Trial for Myopia Progression Control...

Visioneering Technologies, producer of the NaturalVue® Multifocal 1 Day Contact Lenses (NVMF), continued its release of the 1-year prospective data of its ongoing multi-center,...

Five-year Anniversary Brings Balance and Reflection

In November 2023, Arinder Basra, OD, celebrated her five-year anniversary since opening Brampton Family Eye Care in Brampton, Ontario. It’s been a busy few...

A Minimalist Modern Practice with Room for the Kids

Do you have tips or tricks to keeping your pediatric patients calm, cool and collected? Let us know.    Manveen Bedi, OD, FAAO, FSLS, worked as...

Building a Community Business

After her 2016 graduation from Southern College of Optometry, Katie Bond, OD, held a sublease with Target Optical and was on a path to...

Keeping Pediatric Patients Healthy and Happy

For the first 21 years of her life, Amrit Bilkhu, OD, FAAO, assumed that having headaches and double vision was a normal part of...
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