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Introducing SynergEyes iD Hybrid Lenses

Introducing SynergEyes iD Hybrid Lenses

If you have myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, or astigmatism and wear contact lenses, then you’ll probably be interested to learn about the latest product from Syn

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April 25, 2021

How to Treat Dry Eyes, Tiredness, and Discomfort with Scleral Lenses

How to Treat Dry Eyes, Tiredness, and Discomfort with Scleral Lenses

Dry eye syndrome is a common condition in which a patient’s eyes cannot produce adequate lubrication. There are several reasons for this concern—for example, th

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April 25, 2021

Anterior Segment Grand Rounds | OOLS | Dr. Elise Kramer

Anterior Segment Grand Rounds | OOLS | Dr. Elise Kramer

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April 21, 2021

Delving into the world of custom contact lenses with Elise Kramer, O.D

Delving into the world of custom contact lenses with Elise Kramer, O.D

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April 14, 2021

6 Benefits of Using Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) Lenses

6 Benefits of Using Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) Lenses

Wearing lenses that correct myopia and slow down myopia progression may sound like a fairy tale, but in fact, it's reality. The idea of orthokeratology lenses i

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March 31, 2021

5 Reasons Keratoconus Patients Should Consider Kerasoft Lenses

5 Reasons Keratoconus Patients Should Consider Kerasoft Lenses

Eyeglasses can be a good solution for people who suffer from keratoconus – at least for in earlier or milder stages of the condition. As the disease progresses,

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March 23, 2021

Why Is There No Cure for Myopia? What Are the Treatments to Slow Progression?

Why Is There No Cure for Myopia? What Are the Treatments to Slow Progression?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a vision condition in which the patient sees close objects clearly, but more distant objects appear blurred. This condition is co

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February 17, 2021

5 Benefits of Scleral Lenses for Corneal Transplants

5 Benefits of Scleral Lenses for Corneal Transplants

Scleral contact lenses are special large-diameter lenses designed to rest on the sclera (white part) of the eye rather than on the cornea. The sclera contains f

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February 14, 2021

7 Myths About Using Home Remedies to Cure Dry Eyes

7 Myths About Using Home Remedies to Cure Dry Eyes

Chronic dry eye syndrome is a common condition and one that requires treatment. The problem is that there is a good deal of misinformation out there about treat

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January 21, 2021

8 Benefits of Prosthetic Contact Lenses

8 Benefits of Prosthetic Contact Lenses

Prosthetic contact lenses are designed to provide therapeutic, cosmetic, and psychological benefits for the patients who need them. People who require these len

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January 17, 2021

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Personalized Dry Eye Treatment Plans: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work
Personalized Dry Eye Treatment Plans: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work
Why Prolonged Dry Eye Can Lead to Corneal Scarring (And How We Prevent It)
Why Prolonged Dry Eye Can Lead to Corneal Scarring (And How We Prevent It)
When Dry Eye and Keratoconus Collide: Creating a Dual-Strategy Treatment Plan
When Dry Eye and Keratoconus Collide: Creating a Dual-Strategy Treatment Plan
Understanding Wear Schedules and Eye Health If You Wear Scleral Lenses All Day
Understanding Wear Schedules and Eye Health If You Wear Scleral Lenses All Day
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