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Aquaform® Technology: Material Science’s Role in Contact Lens Wearing Success

CooperVision's Aquaform® Technology is revolutionizing the contact lens industry by enhancing all-day comfort and reducing dropout rates among wearers. The technology offers breathability, softness, and is suitable for all types of wearers including digital device users, presbyopes, and toric lens users. Experts like Dr. Jennifer Palombi discuss the positive impacts of these technological advances in contact lens wear.

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Aquaform® Technology offers enhanced comfort and breathability for contact lenses.

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Patients experience reduced lens dropout rates with Biofinity® and MyDay® lens families.

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The technology supports various wearers, including digital users and those with specific vision needs.

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Comfort and handling play integral roles in a successful contact lens wearing experience and likewise, represent two core reasons why patients drop-out of contact lens wear. In this ECP Viewpoints Podcast, CooperVision's Dr. Jennifer Palombi is joined by Dr. Mike Shaheen of Hills & Dales Vision and Dr. Sahil Dosaj of Miller Optometry to discuss the unique science and benefits of Aquaform® Technology found in Biofinity® and MyDay® contact lens families.

Their conversation focuses on how Aquaform® Technology delivers all-day comfort, breathability, and softness along with an optimal modulus for lens handling; patients' long-term wearing success in Biofinity® and MyDay® contact lenses; and how Aquaform® Technology supports patients whether they are digital device users, presbyopes, or spherical or toric wearers.

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About the Experts

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Doctor at CooperVision

Dr. Jennifer Palombi is a professional expert in eye care and vision technology at CooperVision. She frequently participates in discussions about advancements in contact lens technology and patient care. Her work focuses on utilizing innovative materials to enhance contact lens comfort and functionality.

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Dr. Mike Shaheen

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Hills & Dales Vision

Dr. Mike Shaheen works at Hills & Dales Vision where he provides optometric care, focusing on contact lens technology.

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Dr. Sahil Dosaj

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Miller Optometry

Dr. Sahil Dosaj practices at Miller Optometry with a focus on innovative optometry solutions including advanced contact lens technologies.

Dr. Jennifer Palombi
Dr. Jennifer Palombi

Director, Professional Affairs, Americas

CooperVision

Dr. Jennifer Palombi leads Professional Affairs for the Americas at CooperVision. Before joining the company in 2017, she spent twenty years in clinical practice, working across private, hospital-based, corporate and collaborative optometry–ophthalmology settings. She also worked as a freelance medical writer. On ECP Viewpoints, Jennifer makes room for several stages of an optometry career. She brings three scholarship recipients together after the Savannah Best Practices Summit to discuss what they learned, then talks with practicing clinicians about contact-lens comfort, handling and patient communication. Her conversation with Jennifer Stewart gets into staff training and making annual lens purchases easier for patients.

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