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How I See It: 40 Years of Innovation

It’s been 40 years since Johnson & Johnson acquired Frontier Contact Lenses.

In honor of this milestone, employees who have been with the company since the early Frontier days share their personal memories of innovation and growth.

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Don't Distance Yourself from Eye Health

A Johnson & Johnson Vision Global Eye Health Survey Uncovered the Truth Behind Why People Don’t Get Annual Eye Exams

When it comes to scheduling our preventative health appointments, one of the most often overlooked is our eye exam.

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Prevent Foggy Glasses Syndrome

6 Tips to Avoid Foggy Eyeglasses While Wearing a Face Mask

You may notice when covering your face appropriately, it can cause your lenses to fog up considerably. Why does this happen, and what can you do to avoid it?

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Prioritizing Lens Safety

ACUVUE® LensAssist Provides Reminder of Importance of Contact Lens Safety and Hygiene

A frontline nurse shares her contact lens journey–including the resource that made her feel comfortable as a new wearer.

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Back on the Front Lines

Restored Sight Allows Doctor to Return to the Front Lines of COVID-19

Cataract surgery allows a physician to return to the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Setting Our Sights on the Future

Online Resources to Guide a Successful Return to Work

Johnson & Johnson Vision created and curated online resources to advance your skills and knowledge, prepare your practices for a safe re-opening, and educate patients on how they may safely continue to seek and receive care.

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The Gift of Eye Health

Supporting Eye Care Professionals and Students Through COVID-19 Recovery and Re-Opening to Ensure Patient Safety and Health

Johnson & Johnson Vision donated $320,000 to organizations leading the efforts to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) and to assure access to care in areas hard hit by this pandemic.

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In focus: Myopia

Tips

Distance viewing - Every 20 minutes

Do some distance viewing for 20 seconds every 20 minutes at days with many reading or screen work.

Distance viewing - Every 40 minutes

Do some distance viewing for 20 seconds every 20 minutes at days with many reading or screen work.

Distance viewing - Every 60 minutes

Do some distance viewing for 20 seconds every 20 minutes at days with many reading or screen work.

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Myopia
Facts

There is a lack of awareness when it comes to Myopia, because it has been easy to treat the symptoms.

When people get glasses or contact lenses and their vision improves, they ignore the condition further. But this could lead to retinal problems or Glaucoma 20, 30, 40 years later.

50%

By 2050, half of the world’s population (50%) is projected to be myopic.

1 Billion

By 2050, 1 billion people are expected to have high myopia, a severe form of the condition.

10 to 80%

In China, among children ages six to 18, myopia prevalence rises from less than 10 to 80 percent.

$202 billion

Uncorrected distance refractive errors, largely caused by myopia, are already estimated to cost global healthcare systems US$202 billion annually.

Connected by Sight

Patients and Experts are all connected

Changing the trajectory of eye health requires a collaborative effort between the brightest minds — eye care professionals and associations — and patients, connected in our efforts to improve the quality of care and sight around the world.