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Distance Center Multifocal with OptiSync Technology By: Kevin Chan, OD, MS, FAAO Treehouse Eyes, Tysons Corner, VA Read on...

By: Kevin Chan, OD, MS, FAAO Treehouse Eyes, Tysons Corner, VA Read on...

JL, a 54-year-old female with antimetropia and presbyopia, presented with a desire to improve her vision in multifocal contact lenses. Upon ordering a set of the SpecialEyes 54 Multifocal lenses, the practitioner shared that the patient had ... Read on...

At SpecialEyes, we know that fitting multifocal toric contact lenses can sometimes be a challenge you would rather avoid. Here’s a case we hope will change your mind! Read on...

At SpecialEyes, we know how rewarding it is to create happy, loyal, contact-lens patients—especially when those patients require extended-range parameters and can’t wear just any in-office lens design. So, what happens when that extended-range ... Read on...

A misalignment between the multifocal optics and visual axis can occur due to a variety or combination of factors. Let’s take a look at some of these factors in closer detail. Read on...

Appropriate alignment of the multifocal optics with a patient’s visual axis is a critical—yet often overlooked—component of successful soft multifocal contact lens fittings. For our purposes, the visual axis is defined as the line that connects ... Read on...

It is well-known that not all patients are successful in soft multifocal contact lenses. This is because simultaneous vision multifocal contacts rely on a complex optical delivery system and successful outcomes are determined by a variety of ... Read on...

Introduction KC, a 53 year old administrative assistant wearing monovision, came in for her annual exam. During the exam, the practitioner asked her if she was happy with her current contact lenses and if she would be interested in trying ... Read on...