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what’s inside

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6 Our View

Cover Story
8 MEETING CHILDREN’S OPTICAL NEEDS

Fitting kids with eyeglass frames and lenses requires special consideration
of each child’s particular needs. As the back-to-school season approaches,
ECPs need to brush up on the best ways to work effectively with children.
Kids’ frames need to be well-priced and durable, while featuring generous
warranties. It’s also important to recognize the problems that can affect a
child’s vision, including amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus, and other
conditions. Here’s a look at what the burgeoning children’s eyewear market
has to offer.
ON THE COVER : J.F. Rey Kids - mod. Mushroom

Portrait of a Designer 18 Monoqool: Innovation Meets Fashion in the Danish Countryside

Making Contact 20 Strategies to Grow Your Specialty Contact Lens Practice

Event 24 Transitions Academy 2023 Showcases “Lights on Tomorrow”

26 The Buzz

32 Trendwatch

34 Spotlight

34 Market Place

ANNUAL LENS ISSUE
in the next issue Innovations in lens science continue to advance rapidly, thanks to continuing
technological breakthroughs. In response to wearers’ increasing use of digital
/ SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2023 / devices and the postural and vision challenges they create, some lens manufacturers
have developed new products that correct for each reading distance. Others believe
that the future of ophthalmic lenses lies in the field of neuroscience, while some
industry experts feel that smart lenses hold the key to the future. We look at the
latest improvements and advances in this exciting field.

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