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5 Tips You Shouldn’t Overlook When Starting an Optometry Practice
Starting an optometry practice from the ground up can be the challenge of your life. It essentially means rolling up your sleeves and meeting the plethora of professional, persona, and financial challenges
Continue readingInspecting the Difference Between Direct vs Indirect Ophthalmoscopes
While there are different types of ophthalmoscopes, the two that typically enter into conversations are the direct vs indirect ophthalmoscope. An ophthalmoscope is an instrument used by eye physicians
Continue readingA Clear View into the Ophthalmoscopy Procedure
Almost always performed by an ophthalmologist, or optometrist, the ophthalmoscopy procedure involves a thorough examination of the inside, back part of the eye. This examination centers around the fundus
Continue readingA Guide to Tonometer Prism Disinfection & Key Infection Control Measures
Eyecare professionals have an unwavering commitment to protect patients as well as staff members from infections while in the office. In order to accomplish this hefty feat, all instruments that contact
Continue reading6 Essential Factors to Consider When Choosing Optometric Loupes
Surgical loupes are designed to allow you to see better and bolster the quality of your work. The right surgical loupes will serve as an unnoticeable extension of your abilities without actually interfering.
Continue readingLearn How to Use a Slit Lamp Like an Experienced Pro
Whether you are an experienced optometrist or are just getting started in optometry school, it's important to continually review and learn new techniques about how to use a slit lamp.
Continue readingSimple Guide to Choosing the Best Optometry Schools
The decision to become an optometrist is a big commitment and should result in you choosing one the best optometry schools. These educational programs require scholastic excellence,
Continue readingReusable vs Disposable Tonometer Prisms: How to Prevent Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis
Since the introduction of Dr. Goldmann's applanation tonometer (GAT) in 1950 there has been concern about cross contamination of patients due to improper tonometer prism disinfection. A recent study by
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