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Welcome to the third issue of CooperVision Australia’s E-Newsletter Contact.
Contact is a free email news update that aims to inform eye-care practitioners on not only the latest offerings from CooperVision but keep them up-to-date on the latest news, relevant industry issues, trends, as well as companies leading the way in design and development within the contact lens market in Australasia and overseas.
We welcome your feedback on Contact via feedback@au.coopervision.com and hope that it will become a communication tool that you look forward to receiving.
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In The Lab (relevant international studies and research news)
In the Lab keeps you informed on the latest and most relevant international studies and clinical research in ocular development.
In this issue read about a study which evaluates the clinical trial of comfilcon, a silicone-hydrogel lens, worn for 30 days continuous wear.
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Focus on Eye Health
Focus on Eye Health provides you with articles and information on clinical trials and product offerings to help maintain good eye-health.
In this issue read a Science Daily article discussing an interesting study that examines dry eye syndrome amongst more than 37,00 women. Women are believed to be predominant sufferers of this painful and uncomfortable condition, the study takes a look at the correlation between intake of fatty acids and the decrease in dry eye symptoms.
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News / Trends
This section brings you up-to-date on the latest news and industry trends in the eye-care industry.
In this issue read:
• How CooperVision is carving out an greater international presence with the company’s inaugural key opinion meeting with 15 expert optometrists held in Kuala Lumpur.
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• Published clinical study evaluating the protein deposition on continuous wear surface modified (Balafilcon A) and non-surface modified (Comfilcon A) Silicone Hydrogel contact lens materials reported that even though both SH lens deposit low levels of protein, Comfilcon A deposited significantly lower protein levels as a percentage of total proteins deposited. The study was conducted by the Contact Lens Research, School of Optometry, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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CooperVision Latest
CooperVision is rolling-out with a number of communication initiatives targeted at not only yourself, the eye care practitioner, but also the patient to drive awareness of contact lenses and encourage trial.
• The silicone hydrogel contact lens revolution
• My Heart Only Has Eyes for You
• Biomedics Community Initiative piloted in Tasmania
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Contact Details
Head Quarters:
CooperVision Australia
150 Richmond Road
Marleston SA 5033
Australia
Free Call: 1800 655 480
Email: feedback@au.coopervision.com
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