You know the feeling all too well — stepping out in winter with misty glasses, struggling to drive in the rain, or dealing ...

If you’re mildly nearsighted, your eye doctor may suggest orthokeratology, or ortho-k for short. They’ll use a special contact lens to reshape your cornea — and improve your vision.

OT heard from CooperVision, Ultravision, and Scotlens, about the support available to practices when fitting specialist ...

Researchers aim to refine its prototype, with plans to start clinical trials by 2026.  Read more at straitstimes.com.

About Orthokeratology Orthokeratology, or ortho-k, is a non-surgical procedure that is primarily used to correct nearsightedness (myopia). It uses specially designed contact lenses to temporarily ...

Contact Lens Precision Laboratories (CLPL), the parent company of Ultravision, has acquired Scotlens, the Scottish contact ...

Bausch + Lomb (BLCO) announced the U.S. launch of Arise, a lens fitting system that uses intelligent, cloud-based technology to streamline the orthokeratology lens design process. Arise seamlessly ...

The cloud-based system streamlines orthokeratology lens design. Arise uses algorithms to recommend lens designs based on corneal topography images. Arise, a lens fitting system that streamlines ...

The optometry team at Bayfields Opticians and Audiologists in Oxted will now specialise in Ortho-K, offering non ... involves using bespoke overnight contact lenses to flatten the cornea and ...

Arise seamlessly syncs directly with topographers – diagnostic tools that capture 3-D images of the eye – to create precise lens designs in seconds to treat myopia. These lenses include the ...