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There is a lot of data out there about what foods and nutrients are good for vision health. Today’s post will highlight some of that research, with more to come later.
FRUIT:
Data reported in a study published in the June 2004 issue of the Archives of Ophthalmology indicates that eating 3 or more servings of fruit per day may lower your risk of age-related…
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Tens of millions of Americans suffer from dry eyes. For an especially bad condition, it feels like there’s always sandpaper in the eyes. But instant relief can be found in a pair of wide-diameter contact lenses called scleral contact lenses.
A conventional rigid contact lens is about 9 mm. in diameter. It lies on the cornea, which covers the colored part of the eye. A scleral…
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Last week, I blogged about some common vision problems diagnosed in children and the importance of early detection through vision testing (click here for that post). Today’s post gives more details of the vision screening process.
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Impaired vision in children can seriously affect learning abilities and contribute to the development of behavior problems. Early discovery and treatment can prevent many of these problems. Children with vision problems are often not aware of…
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We exhibit at many trade shows throughout the year. It’s always been a great way to demonstrate our Smart System to prospective customers, mingle with industry partners and get feedback from current customers on our developing technologies. This year Chicago will host not one but three big industry shows: ASCRS, AOA and AAO (Ophthalmology).
As we head to NYC this week for International Vision Expo East, I thought I’d throw these two huge convention…
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