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Eschenbach Introduces the New magno® DIGITAL Video Magnifier

Eschenbach launches the magno DIGITAL, a compact 5-inch video magnifier offering 3–48x magnification and customizable features for low vision patients.

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Don’t Overlook Your Child’s Vision This Back‑to‑School Season

The Canadian Ophthalmological Society reminds parents to watch for signs of vision problems as children return to school.

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Contact Lens Institute Partners with Nancy Kerrigan to Promote Healthy Contact Lens Habits

Nancy Kerrigan partners with the Contact Lens Institute to promote The EASY Way, encouraging healthy and simple contact lens habits for patients.

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Transitions® Launches New Back‑to‑School Toolkit in Collaboration with Ray‑Ban®

Transitions introduces a new back to school toolkit with Ray Ban, providing ready to use marketing resources focused on children’s eye health.

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Ferragamo: Refined Colour, Feminine Confidence

Ferragamo’s SF2104S sun frame brings refined colour and feminine confidence to a contemporary acetate design, finished with gradient lenses and subtle logo detailing.

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Street Kid to Fashion King

From overcoming homelessness to launching Afterbang Familia, discover the inspiring journey of Canadian independent eyewear designer Kaven Dyotte.

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AYA Optical Unveils Wind Warriors Collection by Jim Yellowhawk

AYA Optical introduces the Wind Warriors Collection by Jim Yellowhawk, celebrating Indigenous art through bold, handcrafted eyewear designs.

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MiYOSMART® iQ Launches in Canada, Marking a New Era in Myopia Control

HOYA launches MiYOSMART iQ in Canada, showing no average myopia progression in 9 out of 10 children during the first 12 months of wear.

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SILMO Istanbul 2026: A Strategic Hub for Eurasia’s Optical Industry

SILMO Istanbul 2026 will gather key optical industry players from November 18–21, offering innovation, expertise and new growth opportunities across Eurasia.

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New U.S. Study Finds Soft Contact Lens Patients Significantly More Profitable Than Glasses‑Only Wearers

A new CLI study finds soft contact lens wearers generate 29% to 86% higher annual profits for eye care practices compared to glasses only patients.

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