Optical Knowledge
PhotoFusion X: The Next Generation of Self-Tinting Lenses
New ZEISS PhotoFusion X photochromic lenses are a new generation of self-tinting lenses.
How to Attract Patients in a Saturated Marketplace: Easy Solutions for Busy Eye Doctors
The eye care industry is booming, and as a result, it has become increasingly competitive to attract patients. It can be difficult for busy eye doctors to stand out in a saturated marketplace and attract more patients. In this blog post, we will discuss easy solutions that you can implement to make your business stand
5 Eyewear Trends for 2022: Matching the Right Frames and Lenses to your Patients’ Needs
The eyewear industry has seen a lot of changes over the past few years, and it seems like 2022 will be no different. So let’s take a look at what eyeglass frames and eyeglass lenses are popular in 2022! The eyewear trends that you should keep an eye out for are: rimless eyeglasses, cat-eye frames,
10 Resolutions for Healthy (and Happy) Eyesight
It’s the time of year again when we start to make about our resolutions for healthy living. Wouldn’t it be great if this resolution could help protect your eyesight? Well, in fact, healthy vision is one of the most important things you can do to be healthy and happy! That’s why today we’re going to
Celebrating 175 Years in Optics: From Curiosity to Innovation
This year, ZEISS celebrates its 175th year in business. A historic milestone and a rich legacy unmatched in the vision care industry. Since the early days when Carl Zeiss created his first microscope, ZEISS has played a leading role in advancing the field of optics. From pioneering surgical microscopes and slit lamps, to developing optical
ZEISS Heritage- Opticianry is calling.
Opticianry, as a profession, has a proud heritage well beyond frame selection and adjustment. Opticians help people see. The advances in technological developments from the 1880s to present have propelled the vision field forward allowing eye care professionals to provide powerful and personalized vision solutions for today’s patients. The Beginning of Modern Ophthalmic Optics in