Optometry and ophthalmic dispensing are both recognised as highly ethical registered professions. Even if we were not required to complete at least one ethical CPD point per cycle to maintain our registration, we would still retain ethical behaviour as our default – thinking before we act and speak.
Jeremy Wong explores sports vision correction, protection and enhancement options for athletes
After a long summer of fun, the start of a new school year is always a good opportunity to form new habits and set objectives for the months ahead. However, for some children it is also a return to feeling anxious. While parents may dismiss it as back-to-school nerves, for many children this dread i
Straight from Silmo Paris, French eyewear brand JF Rey repacked its bags and headed to Singapore and New Zealand to present its partners with a taste of its new optical and sun collections. With JF
DOs can play a key role to ensure eye growth interventions are well implemented and patient compliance maintained
Australia’s first blind fashion designer, Nikki Hind, lost half of her vison in both eyes after suffering a stroke while pregnant in her mid-30s. The stroke left her legally blind, since she’d been unable to see with her left eye since birth.
Time, money and reduced productivity – this is what a spectacle remake costs a store, optical laboratories and customer. With the precision required – and intricate balance of priorities needed for a pair of specs to perform to their full potential – it has long been accepted that remakes are unavoi
Three stylists share their views on eyewear trends and how the right frame can help their client look and feel their best.
We get the first sunrise of each day, so it’s only fair that we’re leading the market for sunglass sales.
For the practicing DO, an understanding of the growth of the human visual system is vital to the management of young eyes, says Grant Hannaford.
Embracing the communities we serve and live in is not only good business practise, it is also an important contribution towards making the world a better place.
Michael Holmes and Kay McFarlane, the optical duo behind Auckland practice Michael Holmes Premium Eyewear, have launched their own collection of ready readers available wholesale to practices and dire
