Nikon Optical Canada launches SeeCoat™ Next Reveal, the latest innovation on the market to provide optimal visual performance and comfort in ever-changing daily situations.
SeeCoat™ Next Reveal offers patients the possibility to enjoy their versatile lifestyle by offering precise contrast, vivid colours and light protection in all situations. Thanks to Nikon’s Light Purification Technology and to its Contrast Boost Technology, Nikon delivers a unique combination of protection against UV light and glare, filtering blue light and providing superior contrast and colours even in dim light.
SeeCoat™ Next Reveal intelligently filters UV and blue light for all day clarity and comfort. In addition, SeeCoat™ Next Reveal refines light transmission to enhance colours and contrasts even in dim light.
Available in Nikon Single Vision, E-Life Pro and Progressive clear lenses in 1.50, 1.60 and 1.67 indexes.
To learn more about SeeCoat™ Next Reveal, visit Nikon’s new Professional Hub or contact your Nikon Business Development Partner at 1-800-663-8654.
Myopia Action Month concludes its last week with an uplifting international discussion hosted by CooperVision, who is a Premier sponsor. The conversation poses a series of thought-provoking questions to six ECPs, educators, and researchers regarding their personal journeys and experiences in myopia control and management.
The online video will be released on Tuesday, September 26 at 10:00 am GMT, as part of Myopia Profile’s comprehensive collection of free online seminars and educational resources that have been offered throughout the month.
“Myopia Action Month has provided an exceptional platform for the eye care community worldwide to unite and address the critical issue of childhood myopia,” said Elizabeth Lumb, BSc (Hons) MCOptom, FBCLA, Director of Global Professional Affairs, Myopia Management, CooperVision. “This exclusive discussion zeros in on key aspects of the myopia control and management journey, aiming to inspire anyone looking to take the next step on their own path. As a global leader in the field, it’s a privilege to partner on initiatives like this inaugural event.”
The conversations center on the theme of “the one thing” that has helped define those journeys. The resulting story examines the core motivations that led the diverse group of participants to begin taking action, standout moments that have defined their experiences, and visions for the next five years.
Contributors include:
Andy Britton, Specialist Optometrist and Director, Specsavers, United Kingdom
Li Lian Foo, Clinical Assistant Professor, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Consultant Ophthalmologist, Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore
Aamena Kazmi, OD, ABO Diplomate, United States
Jamesina Lowe, OD, Canada
Elena Garcia Rubio, Co-Director of the National Institute of Vision, Spain
Celine Zhang, OD, V Vis Sci/B Optom(Hons), SpecCert MMP(Optom), UniMelb Eyecare Plus, Australia
From left to right: Jamesina Lowe, OD, Canada; Aamena Kazmi, OD, ABO Diplomate, United States; Elena Garcia Rubio, Co-Director of the National Institute of Vision, Spain; Li Lian Foo, Clinical Assistant Professor, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Consultant Ophthalmologist, Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore; Andy Britton, Specialist Optometrist and Director, Specsavers, United Kingdom; Celine Zhang, OD, V Vis Sci/B Optom(Hons), SpecCert MMP(Optom), UniMelb Eyecare Plus, Australia
“Participating in Myopia Action Month allowed me to contemplate my personal journey with myopia management,” said Dr. Kazmi. “Sharing these experiences holds great significance as it helps introduce more children to myopia control, which aligns perfectly with this month’s initiative.”
For more information on Myopia Action Month and to watch CooperVision’s international video, visit www.myopiaaction.com.
Dress your eyes in a showstopping synchronous design from VANNI’s Tandem collection. Milled metal components dance on slightly offset relief planes of bright, energetic colour pairings. Choose from a hexagonal flat-top or classic pantos form and see life through harmonious eyes.
SightGlass Vision announced the release of its first white paper regarding the company’s Diffusion Optics Technology™ (DOT 0.2) spectacle lenses. The lenses use thousands of light scattering elements called dots, designed to mimic more natural contrast on the retina—a unique mechanism of action to slow myopia progression in children.
The in-depth paper explains the relationship between artificially high contrast signals at the retina and myopia progression. This groundbreaking research led to the development of DOT to manage such contrast, now clinically proven via the pivotal CYPRESS study to slow myopia progression in children from age six. Its efficacy is particularly of note for the youngest patients, who would typically experience the fastest progression.
“Harnessing the power of contrast management is a revolutionary approach to controlling myopia. Our DOT spectacle lenses are now paving a new path to reducing myopia progression from an early age. This white paper goes deeper into the science to explain the mechanisms of action, helping eye care professionals better understand the innovation,” said SightGlass Vision Vice President of Clinical, Medical & Professional Affairs Marcella McParland.
“As a more recent entrant into the myopia management field, our Diffusion Optics Technology paper will help disseminate the substantial science behind contrast management and its application. DOT spectacle lenses present a compelling alternative to existing solutions for slowing myopia’s progression in children,” added Andrew Sedgwick, SightGlass Vision’s CEO.
Did you know Transitions® has a lens for all your patients experiencing any level of light sensitivity? It’s true. Transitions® Light Intelligent Lenses™ seamlessly adapt to changing light situations by responding to surrounding light, changing from clear to dark when going outdoors and changing back to clear once inside. This is the only one smart clear lens that adapt to light and become dark in order to give to your patient this level of benefits
Plus, all Transitions lenses block 100% of UVA and UVB rays and help protect against sources of harmful blue light1 including digital devices, screens and especially bright sun. By optimizing the amount of light eyes receive, Transitions lenses also help reduce glare for more effortless sight.
Compare the features and benefits Transitions® lenses offer and help patients find their perfect fit.
Transitions®Signature® GEN8™ lenses are our best overall photochromic lenses1 and they’re our clearest and fastest lens.
Transitions®XTRActive® new generation lenses are best for patients who are very light sensitive or frequently exposed to bright light. They deliver the best extra darkness and light protection1 from intense light indoors and outdoors, even in the car.
Transitions® XTRActive® Polarized™ are best for those who are frequently exposed to bright light and reflective glare. They combine the benefits of light intelligent lenses and dynamic polarization for extra protection in any light situation and deliver sharper vision and vivid colours.
1Based on achieving the highest-weighted composite score among main everyday photochromic lenses across measurements of key photochromic performance attributes weighted by their relative importance to consumers.
Transitions, Transitions Signature and XTRActive are registered trademarks, and the Transitions logo, Transitions Light Intelligent Lenses,Transitions XTRActive Polarized and XTRActive Polarized are trademarks of Transitions Optical, Inc. used under license by Transitions Optical Limited. GEN 8 is a trademark of Transitions Optical Limited.
Created with French chef Mathieu Pérou, Silure de Loire pairs a round acetate silhouette with tortoise tones, subtle green accents and resin details inspired by fish scales.
The Students of Vision Scholarship Program, presented by Transitions Optical and the Opticians Association of Canada, challenges future eye care professionals to develop a creative initiative that helps young adults better understand the impact of light on visual comfort, performance and everyday life. Top submissions will receive scholarships and smart eyewear equipped with Transitions lenses.
A new Vision Council report shows most adults with digital eye strain symptoms never seek care, underscoring the importance of eyecare providers in guiding patients.
Applications are now open for the MIDO AWARDS 2027, including the CSE Award, CSE Corporate Award and Best Store Award, recognizing sustainability, innovation and excellence across the global optical industry.
Kevin rode four miles to a Healing California Pop-Up Vision Clinic supported by OGS, where he received a full exam and prescription bifocals at no cost—improving his safety, independence, and quality of life.
Created with French chef Mathieu Pérou, Silure de Loire pairs a round acetate silhouette with tortoise tones, subtle green accents and resin details inspired by fish scales.
The Students of Vision Scholarship Program, presented by Transitions Optical and the Opticians Association of Canada, challenges future eye care professionals to develop a creative initiative that helps young adults better understand the impact of light on visual comfort, performance and everyday life. Top submissions will receive scholarships and smart eyewear equipped with Transitions lenses.
A new Vision Council report shows most adults with digital eye strain symptoms never seek care, underscoring the importance of eyecare providers in guiding patients.
Applications are now open for the MIDO AWARDS 2027, including the CSE Award, CSE Corporate Award and Best Store Award, recognizing sustainability, innovation and excellence across the global optical industry.
Kevin rode four miles to a Healing California Pop-Up Vision Clinic supported by OGS, where he received a full exam and prescription bifocals at no cost—improving his safety, independence, and quality of life.
Created with French chef Mathieu Pérou, Silure de Loire pairs a round acetate silhouette with tortoise tones, subtle green accents and resin details inspired by fish scales.
The Students of Vision Scholarship Program, presented by Transitions Optical and the Opticians Association of Canada, challenges future eye care professionals to develop a creative initiative that helps young adults better understand the impact of light on visual comfort, performance and everyday life. Top submissions will receive scholarships and smart eyewear equipped with Transitions lenses.
A new Vision Council report shows most adults with digital eye strain symptoms never seek care, underscoring the importance of eyecare providers in guiding patients.
Applications are now open for the MIDO AWARDS 2027, including the CSE Award, CSE Corporate Award and Best Store Award, recognizing sustainability, innovation and excellence across the global optical industry.
Kevin rode four miles to a Healing California Pop-Up Vision Clinic supported by OGS, where he received a full exam and prescription bifocals at no cost—improving his safety, independence, and quality of life.
Created with French chef Mathieu Pérou, Silure de Loire pairs a round acetate silhouette with tortoise tones, subtle green accents and resin details inspired by fish scales.
The Students of Vision Scholarship Program, presented by Transitions Optical and the Opticians Association of Canada, challenges future eye care professionals to develop a creative initiative that helps young adults better understand the impact of light on visual comfort, performance and everyday life. Top submissions will receive scholarships and smart eyewear equipped with Transitions lenses.
A new Vision Council report shows most adults with digital eye strain symptoms never seek care, underscoring the importance of eyecare providers in guiding patients.
Applications are now open for the MIDO AWARDS 2027, including the CSE Award, CSE Corporate Award and Best Store Award, recognizing sustainability, innovation and excellence across the global optical industry.
Kevin rode four miles to a Healing California Pop-Up Vision Clinic supported by OGS, where he received a full exam and prescription bifocals at no cost—improving his safety, independence, and quality of life.
