The Contact Lens Institute (CLI) has updated The EASY Way (eyes, awareness, safety and you) guide, helping the eyecare community discuss healthy contact lens (CL) wear-and-care routines with patients.
Two years after reviewing specialised gaming lenses for NZ Optics, UK-based writer Siu-Yin Shing has now co-founded her own gaming eyewear brand, XP-Pro Eyewear, with husband Ben Summers. “I loved the XP-Pro lens concept the day I first encountered it and knew it had real potential,” Shing said.
Researchers have found the Greenland shark maintains a functional and well-adapted visual system despite extreme cold, low light and frequent corneal parasitism.
A phone call, a smile, a spontaneous gesture… JF Rey’s new campaign, Life, captures fragments of everyday life, celebrating a free and sincere expression of style. “From the iconic Sledge series to th
US researchers found that levels of Chlamydia pneumoniae in the retina and cerebral cortex of Alzheimer’s dementia (AD) patients were elevated compared with controls. Published in Nature Communications, the study was led by Cedars-Sinai Medical Center researchers and analysed retinal and brain tissu
A national retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) screening programme and world-first ROP image-sharing repository is now up and running in Aotearoa to improve eye-health care for premature pēpi.
Bringing imaginative shapes for him and her, ProDesign’s latest collection’s every line and cut is considered. Technical, playful or bold, they are all an expression of ProDesign’s innovative design. New concepts such as Proflex T (featured) bring fresh energy to traditional stainless steel and tita
Dry eye disease (DED) specialist Dr Colin Parsloe, clinical advisor to the New Zealand Dry Eye Association, is bringing advanced management of complex dry eye to the Bay of Plenty and Tauranga Eye Specialists’ Papamoa clinic.
New Zealand healthcare professionals are being encouraged to report any suspected acute, persistent vision loss associated with glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists, such as dulaglutide, liraglutide, semaglutide and tirzepatide.
New Zealand researchers are investigating tear-film signatures that may help early diagnosis of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease.
A long-standing partnership with the South Auckland Pasifika Parkinson’s Support Group is helping University of Auckland neuroscientists probe tear fluid for biomarkers that could signal Parkinson’s disease years before clinical motor symptoms appear.
Face à Face 3.0 is sharp, powerful and unapologetically feminine. It’s a concept where lines sharpen, volumes stand out and curves clash with angles. Model Minds (featured) embodies this boldness: a s
