July is typically a month where the eyecare industry focuses on occasional dry eye. It’s a unique moment to share insights into patient care, the latest technologies, and how to grow your practice … read more

It’s easy to think of occasional dry eye as a “winter” or “cold season” issue due to drier air and the heat being on. However, occasional dry eye can be a year-round issue, flaring up … read more

Spring is in the air! Warmer weather is heading our way, but for many, spring brings about seasonal symptoms that make them wait in dread vs. excitement. These symptoms can range from congestion, … read more

 Like other businesses, running an independent optometry practice comes with its challenges. Between standing out amongst competitors, staffing issues, and general patient satisfaction, … read more

The fall season is officially here, and so are its allergens. Pollen counts are up, and the main culprit for fall allergies is ragweed pollen. Seasonal allergies are common, with about a quarter of … read more