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Empower your patients’ lives, with the gift of clear eyesight
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It is our mission to support and empower you in your journey. We will help you see what lies ahead: for your practice team and patients. Ultimately, this vision is what makes your practice thrive.
You’ll want to hang it on your shop wall as a contemporary design element. However, this sleek mirror is more than meets the eye. It’s actually Hoya’s new visuReal Master video centring system.
Progressive lenses were an amazing step forward in lens technology, but as we continue to innovate, there is more to learn and more ways we can refine our lens designs.
Digital Eye Strain is a modern problem that has emerged as we have changed how society works. We are glued to our computer screens and digital devices at home and work.
Recently, Hoya published its peer-reviewed article based on its clinical research about the effect of lenses for driving on your patients’ visual functions.
I know from my conversations with opticians that talking about and selling coatings to your patient/consumer is sometimes limited by time and the discussion often happens at the very end of the customer journey in your store.
There are nearly 1 billion people globally with near-vision impairment and it is estimated that 1 in 5 children wear glasses in the UK today.
The marketing world is quickly changing and mobile devices are a big reason why.
More and more professional organizations these days are weighing the pros and cons of calling or texting their patients. Eye care practices are no different.
Five tips for eye care professionals to follow to delight patients and keep them coming back.
Time and resources are limited at most eye care practices. Here are four administrative tasks you can automate to help be more efficient with time management.
Patients have more ways to purchase lenses than ever before. Here are 3 ways you can keep them from purchasing lenses and frames elsewhere.
As an optician, your demands on your suppliers start with your customers’ demands on you. Good products and low prices are obvious but is it enough to build a successful practice? Are these the only things your customers ask for? Here is some food for thought.
At HOYA, we are ready to answer any questions you might have, explore our potential partnership and hear the ideas you want to share with us. Get in touch with us by completing the form below.