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New solutions at Boneham Optometrist
Recently we added two new products to our contact lens maintenance solutions to ensure that we are...
Hack for inserting miniscleral lenses
Miniscleral lenses are a lot bigger(16.5mm) than the old hard lenses, which were normally 8.5 mm...
Caring for your hard lenses
To ensure successful wear with hard contact lenses you need to look after them carefully. Hard...
What’s New at Boneham Optometrist
Welcome to Our Winter Newsletter! It’s great to see people returning to the city, and coming back...
Q and A “Is Optometrist a Doctor?”
Many people on the web ask this question. This depends on your understanding on what a doctor is....
Scleral Lenses For Keratoconus Management
Our keratoconus patients are always asking for latest technologies for managing their keratoconus....
Using Eye Drops to Slow Myopia Progression
Using eye drops to slow myopia progression. Atropine eye drops are another method used to control...
Using Spectacles to Slow Myopia Progression
Using spectacles to slow myopia progression. As our understanding and research into myopia...
Soft Multifocal Contact Lenses for Myopia Control
Another effective tool in myopia control are soft multifocal contact lenses. Multifocal contact...
What can Optometry do to Slow Myopia Progression?
So, what can Optometry do to slow myopia progression? In the last 10 years there has been an...
What Are Risk Factors for Myopia?
A lot of parents are concerned regarding the risk factors for myopia. It seems to be a combination...
Options for Non Surgically Treating Keratoconus?
The level of keratoconus will determine the treatment. In some cases keratoconus can be treated...
