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In this video, Charlie Saccarelli from Chadwick Optical breaks down the common misconceptions regarding anti-reflective (AR) coating, specifically addressing why “night driving” marketing images are often misleading.
The Cosmetic vs. Visual RealityThe most immediate benefit of an AR coating is cosmetic. Without the coating, people looking at you see reflec...
Clip-on lenses offer a clever solution to a common problem: you don’t always want every feature permanently built into your primary glasses. Attempting to integrate too many features into one frame can result in a “spork” effect – a single item that attempts to do everything but isn’t great at any one thing.<...
Size lenses are a specialized tool that, while used rarely, are invaluable for doctors who want a diverse toolkit to help patients with challenging binocular vision issues. Size lenses offer afocal magnification, meaning they are Plano (zero power) lenses that alter the perceived size of an image.
When Are Size Lenses Appropriate?Size lenses are typically ...
The SLAM (Single Lens Attached by Magnets) system is an innovative solution for adding specialized, temporary functionality to a single lens of a patient’s existing eyeglasses. This technology was developed to provide a secure, yet removable, attachment for a specialized lens without requiring the patient to carry a separate pair of glasses.
How SLAM Works...
What is Non-Refractive Aniseikonia?
Aniseikonia is a condition where the perceived size or shape of an image is different between the two eyes. While it commonly occurs due to a difference in the refractive power of the eyes (refractive aniseikonia), the situation we want to highlight is when it’s caused by retinal abnormalities.
Retinal Issues: