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When is the heart of America eye care Congress 2022?

Join the more than 800 optometrists and 350 paraoptometrics who attend the Heart of America Eye Care Congress each year. The "Heart" has proven year after year to be not only the premier optometric meeting in the Midwest, but also one of the best values in continuing education that can be found anywhere. The Heart of America Exhibit Hall is a great place to discuss advances …

Where is heart of America eye care Belton?

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What is heart of America Medical Center?

Recent studies conducted by Heart of America Eye Care include: Glaucoma eye drops and glaucoma procedures. Cataract. Eye drop absorption and generic eye drop efficacy. Allergic, viral and bacterial conjunctivitis. Dry eye. Droopy eyelid (ptosis) Chalazion (stye) Contact lenses and contact lens solution.

Where was the Heart of America Eye Care Congress held?

Message From the President. The 60th Annual Heart of America Eye Care Congress was held February 12-14 at the Westin Kansas City at Crown Center. We are very pleased to say that we had a successful hybrid Congress with 584 attendees.

When is the 61st Hoaec Congress 2022?

We expect great things next year at our 61st HOAECC Congress on February 11-13, 2022. Respectfully from the Heart, Wes Garton, OD, FAAO. President, Heart of America Eye Care Congress.

What is an aspheric lens?

Special Designs. Aspheric lenses are designed to minimize the curved surface of the lens, making it flatter and lighter, and reducing distortion. Aspheric designs are most helpful when ordering strong prescriptions. Photochromic lenses are designed to darken in sunlight, and lighten when indoors.

What is a Crizal lens?

Regular glass or plastic lenses for high amounts of nearsightedness or farsightedness can be quite thick and heavy. Lens Coatings. Crizal ® no-glare lenses mean safer, more comfortable nighttime driving by reducing glare from lights. They are clean, clear, and glare-free to they’re virtually invisible.

What is the lightest lens material?

Trivex material is the lightest commercially available lens material, and it delivers 100% UV blockage. High index lenses offer thinner, lighter lenses because of their ability to bend light more efficiently. They are especially recommended for those with a strong eyeglass prescription.

What is the difference between progressive addition and trifocal?

Trifocals exhibit two lines which separate distance, intermediate, and reading segments of the prescription. Progressive addition lenses have no lines, which allows for un interrupted vision at all distances. Plastic lenses are approximately half the weight of the glass and provide more impact resistance.

What are the two main classes of eyeglass frames?

Frames. A variety of materials are now used to produce eyeglass frames. In general, you can categorize these into two primary classes, plastics and metal s. In consultation with an optician, you will decide which frame material and style best suit your individual needs and lifestyle.

When do you need a multifocal lens?

Most people will need this type of lens around the time they turn 40-years-old. A multifocal lens has a top, distance section along with a bottom, magnifying section to allow for clear reading vision. Bifocals have a line separating the upper distance prescription from the lower reading prescription.

What is the most commonly used lens material?

Plastic is the most commonly used lens material today. Polycarbonate lenses continue to grow in popularity for their characteristic strength, thinness, and light weight. They are more impact resistant than glass or plastic, making them ideal for safety glasses, sports activities, and children’s glasses.