George & Matilda Eyecare (G&M) has announced another two practices in Queensland have joined its community this month. Read more
Cylite continues to grow and launches new website
Australian HP-OCT manufacturer Cylite continues to grow with an ever-expanding workforce and the launch of its new website. Read more
Ivantis to pay Glaukos US$60 million in MIGS patent settlement
MIGS device manufacturer Glaukos has reached an agreement with Ivantis over a patent infringement lawsuit regarding the latter’s Hydrus Microstent for glaucoma. Read more
NSW optometrist who saved child from brain haemorrhage awarded Dame Mary Perkins Medal
Specsavers co-founder Dame Mary Perkins made a special appearance to congratulate the first ever Australian and New Zealand recipients of a medal named in her honour recognising outstanding patient care. Read more
Brisbane practices join National Optical Care
National Optical Care (NOC) has welcomed another new practice to its expanding portfolio. Read more
‘Damning’ survey finds employment discrimination rife for low vision Australians
New research commissioned by Vision Australia shows that more than half of Australian employers have never considered hiring a blind or low vision person. Read more
Ray-Ban smart glasses bridge technology-fashion divide
The first generation of Ray-Ban smart glasses from the highly anticipated EssilorLuxottica-Facebook collaboration have been unveiled and are now available in Australia with a $449 price tag. Read more
Device Technologies hosting MEGA MONTH – a month of specials
Device Technologies has launched MEGA MONTH, offering exclusive pricing, deals, product demonstrations and opportunities to connect with its representatives for the month of September, in lieu of cancelled conferences. Read more
Australian-made HP-OCT to hit the market
Melbourne company Cylite is putting the final touches on its Hyperparallel-OCT (HP-OCT) ahead of its official launch next month. The company discusses its journey up until this point and the sophistication that sets its technology apart.
Digital integration saves hospital time and money
A major Sydney eye clinic that sees 130 patients a day has gone paperless and completely digitised the way it handles ophthalmic data. It’s created efficiencies that allow specialists to spend more time with patients.