September 19, 2023 Market research is the foundation for any beneficial product change and improvement. Current research results collected by Shamir show that there is a significant increase in usage of digital devices for all
August 31, 2023 The world of medical insurance and managed vision care plan benefits can often be confusing, both for patients and for the practice. Having a clear understanding of how to properly identify and
August 28, 2023 The technology behind the design and manufacturing of PALs (progressive addition lenses) has improved immensely during the past several years. I can still remember my first bifocal patient in the Pacific University
August 1, 2023 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is in its infancy, and yet the technology has already demonstrated its value in the design of progressive addition lenses (PALs). EssilorLuxottica has employed this new tool in the
June 20, 2023 While all individuals are at risk for damage from high energy visible (HEV) blue light, presbyopes may be most at risk. Light can be both beneficial and harmful to our vision and
May 22, 2023 As we all know, the internet is full of information, and disinformation about many topics including eye health and vision. Many patients come to our offices for advice expecting to hear about
May 15, 2023 I previously explored what the booming market for over-the-counter (OTC) readers can mean for your practice. I followed that with some of the results of a survey about OTC readers. Here is
April 11, 2023 The 2019-2026 reading glasses market is predicted to be $53.23 billion with a CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 5.4%.1Â There is an increased demand for fashionable frames as well as the desire
April 11, 2023 Following up on a previous article in which we explored the market size of over-the-counter (OTC) readers, we surveyed eye care professionals to determine if they are taking advantage of the business
April 11, 2023 There is probably no vocation, nor avocation for that matter, that requires better vision than aviation. Previously, any distance or near visual acuity worse than 20/20 was disqualifying for entry into the
