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Optrafair: New approaches for old issues

Optrafair 2017 hosted a series of exciting new developments in eye care products, finds Jo Gallacher

Year after year, industry manufacturers invest eye-watering sums into developing treatments and solutions for those who suffer with everyday eye complaints such as dry eye and blepharitis. This year’s Optrafair saw not just product updates, but new devices and transformative treatment services come on to the market to help practices offer the best care for their patients.

Dry eye and blepharitis

Dry eye disease affects 15% of the UK population, with the figure rising to one in three in the over-65s according to the NHS. It is no surprise then that Scope Ophthalmics has decided to expand its dry eye treatment by developing a specialist in-practice Tear Clinic service aimed at ‘transforming’ dry eye disease diagnosis and management.

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