How the pandemic has created new trends in contact lens wear and compliance.

This Halloween we're urging the public to think about their eye health.

College research shows that almost 60% of those dressing up will consider wearing novelty contact lenses.

Our Clinical Adviser has some tips for contact lens wearers.

Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology has been accredited as a provider of the Professional Higher Certificate in Medical Retina by the College.

Contact lens technologies that can treat disease, and a possible link between caffeine intake and IOP.

Clinical editor Jane Veys considers the advantages of a blended healthcare approach.

Many contact lens wearers reduced their usage during the pandemic, writes Nick Warburton, and opportunities to fit new lenses were restricted. Optometrists have adapted their support, but is it enough to stop drop-outs?

As society continues to open up, the Optometry in Practice editorial board thought it opportune to reflect on the experiences of the pandemic to date and assess the impact on both eyecare professionals and our patients.

This study investigates the opinions of contact lens practitioners at the end of lockdown about the changes they implemented.

Clinical files: Can I supply contact lenses to an expired specification when a person is anxious about visiting the ophthalmic practice due to COVID-19?

We provide advice on protecting the public's vision and eye health this summer. Scroll down for graphics you can use to help share our message.