Features
High-Tech Contact Lenses
Recent developments in power sources, manufacturing, and the use of AI to help design contact lenses
By Alex Hui, OD, PhD, FAAO
Fighting Back Against HOAs
How customized wavefront-guided optics can help patients achieve their best possible vision
By Jamie Kuzniar, OD, Trevor Fosso, OD, Aaron Zimmerman, OD, MS
Web Exclusives
Dry Eye Dx and Tx:
Thinking About Thyroid Eye Disease
It may be possible to identify TED much earlier by considering it when examining the dry eye patient.
By Roxanna Potter, OD
Departments
Editor's Perspective:
Hindsight Calibrates Foresight
To commemorate past "Events of the Year," we asked for your feedback on which were the most remarkable over the decades.
By JASON J. NICHOLS, OD, MPH, PhD
The Business of Contact Lenses:
Multifocals, Miotics, and Extended Depth of Focus
The hardest thing I do in clinical practice is multifocal contact lens prescribing for the presbyopic patient.
By CLARKE D. NEWMAN, OD, FAAO
Orthokeratology Today:
The Future Is Overnight
For decades, innovation has focused on what can be placed on the ocular surface during the day. Orthokeratology challenges that assumption by shifting vision correction to a time when the patient is asleep.
By CHERYL CHAPMAN, OD, FIAOMC, FAAO, DIPL ABO
The Scleral Lens Vault:
An Aberrant Business Model
With a new lens delivery came a new visual failure—the same residual astigmatism that was measured before. How is this possible?
By Langis Michaud, OD, MSC, FAAO
Fast Forward to the Future:
Could It Be in the Future?
The inventors of contact lenses would hardly believe the progress that has been made in the last 50 years or so.
By DAVID L. KADING, OD, FAAO
Supported Content
Tremendous Opportunities With Daily Toric Lenses!
There are many eyecare providers who still believe daily toric contact lenses are more challenging to fit and take more chair time.
By JASON R. MILLER, OD, MBA, FAAO
Orthokeratology and the Importance of Proper Lens Care Routines
Teaching young patients (and their parents) proper lens hygiene can reduce chances of complications
By Brooke M. Messer, OD, FSLS, FAAO