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“It’s a hypothesis grounded in measurable physiology that brings together many pieces of existing evidence.” — Jose-Manuel Alonso, Visual Neuroscientist, SUNY College of Optometry

“When screen time reaches this level, regular eyecare becomes essential, not optional.” — Valerie Sheety-Pilon, OD, VSP Vision Care SVP of Clinical and Medical Affairs

“Recurrent or non-resolving ‘chalazia’ are among the most common masquerades of sebaceous carcinoma, highlighting the need for histopathological evaluation.” — Bhawan Minhas, OD

The combined action of the drugs results in pupil constriction, resulting in a pinhole effect that improves near visual acuity and depth of focus in patients with presbyopia.

“When patients truly understand their procedure, clinics run more smoothly and outcomes improve.” — Dr. Stanley Windsor, Head of Digital Health, Rayner

“Axpaxli is the first and only investigational product in wet AMD with a novel mechanism of action to successfully demonstrate superiority to an approved anti-VEGF agent since their initial approval more than 20 years ago.” — Pravin U. Dugel, MD, Ocular Therapeutix