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Tune in to view a conversation on the latest in specialty contact lenses with specialty contact lens experts, Dr. Caitlin Morrison and Dr. Stephanie Woo. With more than 20 years of experience combined in fitting custom lenses for patients experiencing issues like keratoconus, cornea transplants, radial keratotomy, and more, Dr. Caitlin Morrison and Dr. Stephanie Woo are highly specialized in custom contact lens design and care. In this webinar geared toward specialty lens patients around the world, the two discuss the latest in custom lens design: - What are the best contact lenses for astigmatism? - What is the latest technology in scleral lenses? - Any new materials to make lenses out of? - Is there any new technology that could make me see better? - New solutions or eyedrops to help dry eye or lens comfort? Have a question? Leave a comment below! Learn more: www.youreyesinfocus.com Follow us: @eyesplain @Infocusvisionsolutions

Are you over 40 and need reading glasses? We are able to incorporate reading prescriptions INTO contact lenses! But there are some things you need to know. Watch this educational video to find out!

Do you have keratoconus? Wondered about scleral lenses? Watch this video to know what to expect when going through the scleral lens fitting process!

Join Dr. Caitlin Morrison, OD, FAAO, FSLS, of In Focus Specialty Contact Lens and Vision Solutions and Dr. Stephanie Woo, OD, FAAO, FSLS, of Contact Lens Institute of Nevada, as they discuss the unique features of scleral contact lenses, how they compare to other types of lenses, who they can help, and the very latest updates in scleral lens technology.

Never worn contact or scleral lenses before? Here's what Dr. Morrison recommends to minimize your blink reflex! 1. Practice holding your eye wide open so you can see white all around the colored part (iris). 2. Press the top lashes up to the eyebrow bone and press the bottom lashes down to the top of the cheekbone - the goal is to press so that you cannot blink. 3. Then, with eyelids pressed open, practice *almost* touching the white part (sclera) of your eye. 4. Repeat on each eye if needed. Try this for a few days in a row - you should see less and less of a blink reflex the more you practice! --- In Focus: Specialty Contact Lens & Vision Solutions Dr. Caitlin Morrison, OD, FAAO, FSLS Book online: www.youreyesinfocus.com Follow us: @eyesplain @infocusvisionsolutions

Check out my scleral lens cleaning routine! Here are some extras that I didn’t film: 1.) In the AM, I rinse out my eyes with my sterile saline (Addipak/Modudose, Lacripure, Scleralfil, Nutrifill, Tangible Fill) to get out all the debris produced while sleeping. 2.) I take my lens out of the case, rinse it with saline mentioned above, give it a rub to get protein off, and rinse it again. 3.) I fill up my lens with the saline mentioned above and insert. 4.) I dump out the old solution from my case into the sink, rinse my case with the cleaning solution (Tangible Clean) and put it out to air dry. At night: 5.) I put saline mentioned above into my eyes prior to removing my scleral lenses to loosen them and make eyes less dry, thus lenses less “suction-y” 6.) I open my eyes wide enough to see white all around the iris (colored part of the eye) and remove lenses. 7.) I wash and rub my lenses with my cleaning solution (Tangible Clean) in the palm of my hand. 8.) I put the lens in its case and fill it up with Tangible Clean solution, ready to sanitize overnight! #sclerallens #sclerallenses #sclerallensdoctors #keratoconus #cornealtransplants #sjogrenssyndrome #graftversushost #cornealscarring #radialkeratotomy #rksurvivors #contactlenstips #contactlensfittings #scottsdaleeyedoctor #eyedoctor #optometry #optometrist #contactlenses #sclerals #postlasikectasia #dryeyes #ophthalmology #eyecaretips #optometrystudents #contactlensexperts #sclerallensfitting #icansee #cornealtransplant #dryeyes #dryeye