The Jneration collection, a line designed for teenagers, innovates by integrating a new technology into some of its models. In addition to being robust and reliable, this frame has
a new hinge, developed by Julbo, which allows a 360° rotation of the temple, making it the optimal frame to follow you in all your adventures, no matter how extreme!
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The World Council of Optometry (WCO) is collaborating with the International Myopia Institute (IMI) to promote the IMI “Myopia Control Attitudes and Practice” survey.
The survey takes only five minutes to complete but can provide a wealth of information to combat the global myopia epidemic.
WCO President Peter Hendicott, MAppSc, PhD said, “We encourage eye care professionals worldwide to take this survey whether or not they employ myopia management in their practices. The World Council of Optometry fully supports our colleagues at the International Myopia Institute in gathering this critical information to learn more about what is happening in practices around the world and how we can get ahead of the myopia epidemic.”
The survey closes in October, with a report on results expected in early 2023. Take the survey now and share the link with your global colleagues.
Source: World Council of Optometry
Optik Magazine announced winners from the ongoing reader survey.
Simply by completing a 3-minute online survey, readers are entered into a random draw to win a $100 Amazon Gift Card.
The short survey asks Optik readers to rate article length, visual appearance as well as rate interest in each of the topic areas covered by the magazine. Respondents are also asked about article ideas for future issues.
The survey is ongoing and can be completed at any time. A $100 winner will be chosen every quarter. Click here to take the survey.
Denny Birring, IRIS, Surrey, BC
Paul Sambell, Kanata Opticians, Kanata, ON
Adele Prince, Main Street Eye Clinic, Grimsby, ON
Céline Parent, Uvée- Optométriste de quartier, Montréal, QC
Congratulations to each of the above $100 gift card winners.
CRO (Clinical & Refractive Optometry) Journal and Review of Myopia Management (RMM) will co-present the Canadian debut of THE Myopia Management Meeting (TMM) in Toronto on Sunday November 6th.
TMM has been providing eye care professionals quality continuing education since 2019. THE Myopia Meeting brings together leading practitioners and researchers with key manufacturers for a full-day of COPE CE and workshops to immerse ECPs in everything they need to know about getting started or strengthening their practice specialty in myopia management.
Four hours of COPE continuing education courses will be presented by renowned experts in the field, one of whom literally wrote the book on “Managing Myopia.”
The speaker line up includes:
The meeting will be chaired by Dr. Dwight Akerman, Medical Editor for Review of Myopia Management. The full agenda can be viewed on the TMM website.
The event will be held at the International Centre, near the airport, providing a convenient venue for the entire Greater Toronto Area and complimentary parking.
The $80 registration fee covers the entire meeting events including CE, lunch and refresh breaks.
Click here for meeting details and registration. Now Open.
The event is sponsored by leading manufacturers in the field of Myopia Management.
About CRO (Clinical & Refractive Optometry) Journal (CRO)
CRO is an online, peer-reviewed, open access journal. Articles are contributed by eye care practitioners and educators who practice in challenging settings where the cases provide valuable learning lessons for primary care optometrists. CRO is an approved COPE administrator.
About Review of Myopia Management (RMM)
RMM is a leading online publication designed to help eye care professionals maximize the emerging field of myopia management. The online RMM publication has grown to be the leading source of clinical, practice management, and research information on myopia management.
The urban vibe, for which Mexx is renowned, has been transposed into its junior collection.
The model 5680, with its Panto shape, embellished by a gradient in feminine hues, offers a trendy aesthetic that will appeal to the youngest. For a return to class in style, look for Mexx Junior!
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