When to Consider Ocular Surface Lavage
Join Damon Dierker, OD, FAAO and Andrew Zagelbaum, OD, for a discussion of the benefits of ocular surface lavage in dry eye management.
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Pilocarpine: How Lower-Dose Options Mitigate Adverse Effects with Patient Handout
Dry Eye Management in Clinical Practice
Consider a clinical framework for efficiently identifying and managing dry eye in a busy optometric practice.
Clinical Pearls for Utilizing and Interpreting Meibography in Exams
Join Drs. Dierker and Koetting to review how optometrists can integrate meibography into their practice, interpret the imaging, and counsel patients on MGD.
Overcoming the Biggest Challenges in Glaucoma Diagnosis and Treatment
Sit down with Drs. Ibach and Steen to review challenges and strategies in the management and treatment of glaucoma with a focus on individualized care.
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Ocular Manifestations of Traumatic Brain Injury with Cheat Sheet
The Dynamics of Contact Lens Dropout
Early Detection of Vision Impairments for Children Act: What ODs Should Know
Review what optometrists need to know about the Early Detection of Vision Impairments for Children (EDVI) Act and how to support this important legislation.
The Link Between Autoimmune Disorders and Dry Eye Disease
Review diagnostic tools and treatment options for patients with autoimmune-related dry eye disease that improve clinical signs and symptoms.
Pilocarpine: How Lower-Dose Options Mitigate Adverse Effects with Patient Handout
Sit down with Drs. Schaeffer and Huegel as they discuss how low-dose pilocarpine eye drops offer presbyopic patients an alternative with fewer side effects and reliable near-vision improvement.
Clinical Specialties
Staff-Driven Contact Lens Sales: Turning Technicians Into Revenue Generators
Review the state and future of the soft contact lens market and how optometrists can empower practice staff to increase contact lens sales.
Collaborative Care Within the Industry: What Does It Mean To Be A KOL
Join Drs. Lang, Leung, and Dang as they discuss what it means to be a KOL and how to engage with industry with clinical integrity.
A Look at Optometry Salaries in 2026 with Calculator
Optometrist salaries vary widely depending on state, setting, experience, and even gender. Use this calculator and the information from our most recent surveys to learn more about the factors influencing how much you make, and see where your salary ranks.
Careers
Information Blocking: The Next Compliance Crisis for ODs
The Ultimate Guide to Continuing Education For Optometrists
An Optometry Student's Guide to Required Optical Equipment with Downloadable Comparative Guide
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Become a WriterExpanding Possibilities in Scleral Fitting With BostonSight® SCLERAL
Drs. Dave, Moss, and Qiu discuss how BostonSight® SCLERAL lenses have helped them manage dry eye disease, corneal irregularities, and higher-order aberrations (HOAs) in their clinical practice.
