February 2015
February 2015 Issue
Features
-
Keratoconus in a Private Practice Setting
A look at how to avoid mistakes when establishing yourself as a specialty contact lens clinic.
-
Severe Dry Eye in a Keratoconus Patient
When this keratoconus patient developed a thyroid condition, finding the right lens was a challenge.
-
Specialty Lens Designs for “Normal” Eyes
What to do when stock lenses don’t fit your patients’ comfort or visual performance needs.
Departments
-
Contact Lens Care & Compliance
Choosing a Large Scleral GP Lens Storage Case
-
Contact Lens Case Reports
OCT Aids in Contact Lens Fitting
-
Contact Lens Design & Materials
Optimal Features of a Therapeutic Scleral Lens
-
Contact Lens Practice Pearls
When Bigger Is Not Better: Sizing Down Scleral GP Lenses
-
Dry Eye Dx and Tx
Scleral Lenses: An Important Treatment Option for Dry Eye
-
editor’s perspective
A Lens a Day Keeps Gaining Away
-
GP Insights
Three Tips for Corneal GPs
-
Is This the New Norm?
Is Prescribing Toric Lenses for Low Cylinder the New Norm?
-
Prescribing for Presbyopia
Is 0.75D of Astigmatism the Right Flinch Level?
-
Reader and Industry Forum
Using CLIA-Waived Technologies Builds Patients’ Trust
-
Refractive Focus
Quantifying Subjective Assessment of Visual Quality
-
The Business of Contact Lenses
A Letter to My Younger Self
-
Treatment Plan
You Can Lead a Horse to Water...