Alternative & Plan B Eyewear have become the new Canadian distributors for ThinOptics, a revolutionary new product that will ensure you always have your reading glasses with you! These frames weigh less than a nickel and are made from shatter-proof polycarbonate, the same material used for high-end prescription lenses. Comfortable and stable nose-pads ensure a universal fit for all face shapes. Featuring flex-grip technology with a titanium bridge, they are 10x more elastic than spring steel and guaranteed to hold up against wear and tear.
Revolution EHR Integrated with Visioffice and M’eye Fit Mirror Systems
RevolutionEHR’s SaaS (Software as a Service) practice management and health record system for optometrists is now integrated with Essilor’s Visioffice and M’eye Fit Mirror systems.
The integration facilitates the seamless transmission of information from Essilor systems directly to the spectacle Rx form within RevolutionEHR providing time savings, a reduction of data entry errors and a differentiated patient-focused experience.
Both RevolutionEHR and Essilor Technologies have confirmed to VuePoint that the integration is operable for Canadian installations.
More information on RevolutionEHR in Canada
http://www.revolutionehr.com/practices/canada/
More information on Essilor Technologies
http://www.essilor.ca/En/professionals/EssilorTechnologies/Pages/EssilorTechnologies.aspx
Chloé Presents New “ISIDORA” Sunglasses
The embodiment of subtle elegance and sophistication, the new ISIDORA models are characterized by the light, airy feel that is the Maison’s signature. The captivating feminine shaping is enhanced by the use of details and colours inspired by Chloé collections, creating an effortlessness and contemporary attitude.
CE121S
The aviator silhouette of the front section is outlined by a metal filament that accentuates and emphasizes the shape, while four elegant spheres positioned on the extremities add a unique feel. The temples, presented in translucent chiaroscuro colours, are paired with gradient and mirrored lenses in soft tones. Refined, contemporary colour palette: Peach, Brown and Grey.
CE122S
The rounded silhouette is outlined by a striking metal filament that defines the round shape, while four elegant spheres positioned on the extremities add a sophisticated, unique feel. The temples, presented in translucent chiaroscuro colours, are paired with gradient lenses in soft tones. Refined colour palette: Peach, Khaki, Grey.
Vision Institute Packs In ODs for a 20 Hour CE Marathon
The Vision Institute of Canada announced attendance of 335 for their Annual Conference November 6-8 in Markham, Ontario. The conference packed 20 hours of high quality Category A Continuing Education credits, a Town Hall Meeting and Reception hosted by the College of Optometrists of Ontario, 6 hours of CAO approved Optometric Assistants Program, the Vision and Eye Health Book Store and Silent Auction, and not to mention a 3 hour jam-packed trade floor with 41 industry suppliers presenting their products and services.
Dr. Paul Chris, Executive Director of the Vision Institute was very pleased with the event, “Each year we’re able to attract outstanding speakers, and deliver an extraordinary program. The feedback from this year’s event is very gratifying.” Dr. Chris also appreciated the full support of the supplier community. “Our booth space was sold out in April this year, and we couldn’t fulfill all the requests.”
An online photo gallery of the event is available at Events@Optik. (events.optikdigital.ca) to refresh attendees or to catch the atmosphere for those unable to attend this year.
VuePoint iDS Inc., were proud to support the Institute in its communication strategy as Official Media Partner.
Gerry Chevalier Receives CNIB Honour
Gerry Chevalier recently won the CNIB Arthur Napier Magill award for his outstanding accomplishment in service to Canadians who are blind or partially sighted.
Gerry Chevalier has been a CNIB volunteer for 20 years. He is a former member of the organization’s Board of Directors and was chair of the CNIB Library Board of Directors. Furthermore, he was one of the earliest champions of the CNIB digital library and DAISY digital talking book player.
As a person living with vision loss caused by retinitis pigmentosa, he was also brand manager of HumanWare’s Victor Reader line of digital talking book players.
Now retired, he continues to be involved with CNIB, namely by designing webinars for library members and by advising those who are responsible for answering technological questions.
For further information: http://www.cnib.ca/en/news/Pages/20151023Gerry-Chevalier-Receives-Arthur-Napier-Magill-Distinguished-Service-Award.aspx

