Keeping hands clean has always been crucial — but COVID has highlighted just how important it is, especially when touching eyes or handling contact lenses. Learn about VibrantVue®’s new non-toxic, alcohol-free hand cleanser.
An estimated 45 million people wear contact lenses in the U.S., allowing them to correct their vision without interfering with sports or other activities or affecting how they feel about their appearance. But according to recent studies, around 25% of new contact lens wearers stop using them — and their primary reason for discontinuation is…
As a Scleral lens practitioner, you know that scleral contact lenses are an attractive treatment option for patients who have struggled to find a comfortable lens fit in the past. But, patients must take special care of their scleral lenses, washing their hands thoroughly and filling the bowl of each lens with a nonpreserved saline…
For patients who have recently started wearing scleral lenses, the learning curve can be steep at first. If they’ve never worn contact lenses before, they may struggle with lens insertion and removal. Even if they have worn contacts for years, using large-diameter scleral lenses is still a new experience that takes a bit of practice.…
