
Future of Optics: The ultimate contact lens
Lyndon Jones and Karen Walsh evaluate the accuracy of predictions made 20 years ago and identify where contact lenses will be in 2040
Lyndon Jones and Karen Walsh evaluate the accuracy of predictions made 20 years ago and identify where contact lenses will be in 2040
Professor Mo Jalie presents a few thoughts on spectacle lens development in the ...
Neil Retallic and Keiji Sugimoto ask whether multifocal contact lens technology ...
Mark Halling explains to Andrew McClean how CooperVision’s Brilliant Futures ...
Multifocal contact lenses grow in sophistication every year to better offer ...
Professor Philip Morgan reports on the 25th annual Eurolens Research survey ...
Mike Hale rounds up some of the top daily disposable contact lenses currently ...
Andrew McClean speaks to three patients who participated in the clinical trial ...
Optician rounds up the contact lenses available to UK practitioners for the ...
Optician details some of the toric contact lenses available on the UK market today
Marcella McParland and Anna Sulley examine the material, lens design and clinical performance of Clariti 1 day sphere, toric and multifocal lenses
Yiannis Kotoulas reports on a recent visit to Lenstec Optical’s site in Caerphilly
Optician rounds up the multifocal contact lens products that suppliers are most keen to promote this autumn
Mike Hale travels to Kent to visit PKP Optics and see the prescription house’s new digital surfacing equipment in operation
Optician takes a look at some of the best ophthalmic lenses and sunglasses designed to help aid visual performance behind the wheel
Photochromic contact lenses, myopia control and extended depth of focus designs were creating a buzz at the BCLA, Chris Bennett reports
David Webley and Mailie Fournier take a look at findings from a recent survey into the performance of the clariti 1 day contact lens
Johnson and Johnson Vision hopes to create a new contact lens category with its photochromic contact lens, Acuvue Oasys with Transitions Light Intelligent Technology. Chris Bennett finds out more
Cantor & Nissel has carved its own niche as a manufacturer of specialist lenses for a full range of prescriptions and patient conditions. Joe Ayling visited the company’s Northamptonshire headquarters to interview long-standing chairman David Cantor
Optician invited contact lens companies to take part in a product round-up and submit a toric lens description to show what’s on the market today