Optometrists and patients discussed the emotional effect of living with presbyopia

Third year optometry undergraduate at City, University of London, Brooke Hutchins, and optometrist and professional education and development manager for the UK and Ireland at Johnson & Johnson, Sheetal Patel, discuss carrying out research as part of STEP Educational Project

The monthly silicone hydrogel lens is designed to attract and maintain surface moisture throughout the day

The contact lens company has reported an appetite among patients for multifocal contact lenses

Optometrist and professional affairs consultant for Johnson & Johnson, Simon Donne, and his patient, Michael Stevens, discuss why multifocal contact lenses were best suited to Mr Stevens’ lifestyle

The online tool is designed to simplify the fitting process for patients with presbyopia

The company has been aiming to educate patients about multifocal contact lenses through an advertising campaign

Optometrist, professional affairs consultant at Johnson & Johnson Vision and the AOP Awards Contact Lens Practitioner of the Year 2018, Faye McDearmid, speaks to OT  about addressing contact lens drop out and keeping patients with presbyopia happy

Optometrist at Leightons Opticians in St Albans, Indie Grewal, and 50-year-old school teacher, Carol Girdlestone, tell OT  about their experience treating presbyopia with multifocal contact lenses

Fitting contact lenses for presbyopic patients is something practitioners should no longer be shying away from, according to Dr Rachel Hiscox. The professional education and development manager for Johnson & Johnson Vision tells OT  why it is important to start a conversation