Contact lenses
The latest developments from within the contact lens sector
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‘Nocturnal by Scotlens’ aims to grow awareness and sales of ortho-K lenses through a “premium” and “on-trend” packaging experience
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The behaviour change programme aims to support new contact lens wearers in the first few weeks of their trial through a series of tips and information delivered to their inbox
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As lifestyles evolve through pandemic restrictions, the way contact lenses are introduced is also changing. OT speaks to Johnson & Johnson Vision on engaging patients and improving conversion
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Alcon speaks to OT about the new sphere and toric contact lenses, along with a new patient support programme powered by augmented reality
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With patient interactions evolving post-COVID-19, OT speaks to experts and optometrists at Johnson & Johnson Vision on how practices can invite patients to experience contact lenses
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Professor Philip Morgan reports on how eye care practitioners can go about reducing the number of people discontinuing contact lens wear by proactively addressing the issue of contact lens discomfort in practice
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Eye care professionals identified the importance of comfort to patient satisfaction and improving levels of dropout in a roundtable hosted by Alcon and OT
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Times are tough for practices, as COVID-19 alters the way contact lens services can be delivered. OT speaks to Johnson & Johnson Vision experts and optometrists for their reflections on the way forward
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95% of the population have more sensitive vision than the traditionally used correction steps of 0.25D, according to research
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Launching 1 September, the new product aims to offer the benefits of the Miru 1day Flat Pack to wearers requiring toric lenses