IcareLabs Blog

Essilor's Ultimate Lens Package has been extended until the end of this year and IcareLabs wants to help you provide your patients with a second pair they will love. We can also help your bottom line to boot!

The Transitions Style Mirrors have just been released and are already making waves in the optical industry!

Patients already wearing Transitions technology and younger patients just finding out about the benefits of photochromatic lenses agree that Style Mirrors are a game changer.

Known in the industry for phenomenal designs, Shamir's Autograph series can provide your practice with versatile progressive lenses that can accommodate almost any presbyope.

Transitions 7 has launched 4 brand new color variations! The new Transition Style Colors are available in most Single Vision and Freeform Digital Progressive lenses currently on the market.

At this point: CR39 (plastic), polycarbonate, and high index 1.67 materials are available!

What are these new colors you ask? Good question!

In 2004, Essilor introduced the Varilux Physio to the world with the original W.A.V.E. technology that featured wider fields of vision than the Comfort, while also reducing visual distortion and "swim".

This progressive lens was a game-changer for low-light conditions, helping millions of patients see better; even when it's darker out.

In my new blog series for IcareLabs we'll be diving into the benefits of Anti-Reflective coatings, more commonly known as AR or no-glare treatments.

What a big year it's been here at IcareLabs. Along with celebrating our 50th anniversary a few weeks ago, we are also celebrating the 25th year of the Varilux Comfort.

That's right, the world's #1 selling progressive lenses turned 25 in 2018!

In this new blog series (Lenses 101), I'll be diving head first into the myriad of lenses we are able to offer all of our customers. 

We constantly hear Eye Care Professionals asking how they can lower their lab bill without sacrificing the quality their patients have come to expect from them.

Have you thought about thinking outside the camera lens with Kodak progressive lenses?