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2024 Transitions® Academy: High-Level Training Attended by IRIS Professionals
In the ever-changing world of visual care, keeping abreast of the latest industry advances and trends is crucial. The Transitions® Academy, to be held February 11 to 14, 2024, in...
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Learn All About Lens Treatments and Tints to Experience Better Vision
The world of lenses offers many possibilities for those seeking to improve their vision. From specialized treatments to customized tints, the options are numerous. Take advantage of technology Advances...
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A Guide to Contact Lenses available at IRIS
Contact lenses are a practical and comfortable alternative to glasses for correcting vision. Whether you're new to contact lenses or a regular wearer looking for new options, it's essential...
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Comfort while using contact lenses - Tips to avoid dry eyes
Symptoms of dry eyes can affect your well-being and quality of vision. Eyelids may swell, eyes may itch, burn or become red. Added to this is the sensation of having...
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Tips for caring for and cleaning your contact lenses
Your contact lenses need regular care to avoid discomfort, minimize infection risk, and keep your eyes healthy! It's essential to clean your contact lenses with the cleaning solution...
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Add Colour and Style With Transitions® Lenses
Have you heard of Transitions® light intelligent lenses, which darken according to light conditions? A real asset for adding style to your glasses. Available in various colours and effects...
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Prevent the Progression of Myopia In Your Child With MiSight®
Myopia, or near-sightedness, can have many repercussions for children, such as difficulty seeing the blackboard at school, leading to a drop in academic performance. Their outdoor activities may...
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Can I Wear Contact Lenses While Pregnant?
It's often said that pregnancy can cause memory and vision problems. And it's true! But it's not the pregnancy itself that's to blame. These problems are due to hormonal changes....
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Do Transitions® photochromic lenses block blue light?
Yes, but blue light protection is not the main reason for using Transitions® lenses. Most people buy Transitions® lenses to ease the change between artificial light (indoors) and natural light...
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Enhance Your Natural Beauty with Bausch & Lomb
Are your eyes red and uncomfortable? There are many reasons for red eyes: fatigue, stress, allergies, a fragile cornea, dry eyes... There's a solution that can help relieve this discomfort....
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Practical Tips for Travelling With Contact Lenses
Ah, travel! The perfect opportunity to escape, discover and create memories. For your next trip, we've compiled a few practical tips for contact lens wearers. Whatever your travel destination, you'll...
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Acuvue contact lenses from Johnson & Johnson: Perfect for teenagers and young adults
If your teenager needs glasses, chances are they will prefer contact lenses. There are many possible reasons for this: some teenagers want to avoid thick lenses and take advantage of...