Join us for an episode with Dr. Sherman Tung, one of only 150 optometrists globally with an FIAOMC Fellowship and a leading expert in Myopia Control Treatment. Dr. Tung shares his journey to building a successful myopia management practice in Vancouver, revealing how the Topcon MYAH played a crucial role in his growth. He […]
Revolutionary Treatment For Macular Degeneration – MacuMira
For many years, we have been limited in the solutions we could offer our patients suffering from Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD). Either we suggested over-the-counter supplements or asked them to endure eye injections. But thankfully, we now have a new, non-invasive, highly effective treatment for our macular degeneration patients. In this episode, Justin Sather […]
Bali Conversations: A Radical Approach To Reducing Plastic In The Ocean – David Katz, Founder Of Plastic Bank
How do we reduce the amount of plastic in our oceans? David Katz, the founder of Plastic Bank, has created a solution that does not simply remove plastic. Plastic Bank’s programs incentivize the reduction of waste as well as the collection of waste, all while supporting local communities in developing parts of the world […]
Bali Conversations: Optometry’s Role In Environmental Sustainability – Dr. Evelyn Lo, President Of The BC Doctors Of Optometry
A couple of months ago, CooperVision hosted a unique experience in Bali, Indonesia to showcase its new sustainability partnership with Plastic Bank. While in Bali, I recorded three impactful interviews with three amazing guests: Dr. Evelyn Lo, David Katz, and Aldo Zucaro. In the first of the three interviews, I chat with Dr. Evelyn […]
The Top 3 Reasons ODs Are Not Doing Myopia Management – Dr. Justin Kwan, CooperVision
According to Dr. Justin Kwan, Head of Myopia Management at CooperVision, there are potentially 600 myopic children per OD in the USA. This presents a significant opportunity for optometry to serve our younger generation and build our practices—a true win-win. So, why aren’t more ODs practicing myopia management? In this episode, Dr. Kwan shares eye-opening […]
Can You Heal Your Visual Issues Through Your Emotions? “The Truth Shall Set You Free… But First, It’ll Piss You Off” – Dr. Vi Tu Banh
Dr. Vi Tu Banh is on a mission to help one billion people. That’s right, a billion. Dr. Banh’s story could easily be the script of a Netflix documentary. From his family’s escape from Vietnam on a boat to being stranded on a deserted island and then being rescued by the people of a […]
Good For Your Patients, Good For Your Practice, Good For The Profession – Dr. Wes McCann
Dr. Wes McCann is one of the most prolific businessmen and speakers in optometry. He is the owner of 8 (soon to be 9) optometry practices, he is a renowned speaker for many industry partners, and he is constantly at the forefront of providing the most advanced specialty care to his patients. In this […]
Perseverance, Racism, And Faith With Harnarayan Singh
The story of how Harnarayan Singh became a nationally broadcast NHL play-by-play announcer is the stuff of legend. From dealing with outright racism as a kid, to sleeping on airport benches, to calling games on the most famous television show in Canada – Hockey Night in Canada… his story will inspire you to do […]
James Spina, Eyewear Icon And Former Editor In Chief Of 20/20 Magazine
A lot of interesting developments in the eyewear industry wouldn’t have come to the forefront if not for incredible initiatives like the Vision Expo. Thanks to the individuals who make it possible, the whole space is being democratized by giving all players big and small a chance to showcase their latest innovations. In this […]
From Mixing Ingredients In The Kitchen To Creating A 7-FIGURE Eyecare Brand – Dr. Tanya Gill, We Love Eyes
Like any brand, everything started from an idea, planted like a seed in one’s mind, and sprouted and grew into something fruitful. We Love Eyes began with one optometrist’s search to help one patient. When Dr. Tanya Gill couldn’t find a makeup-removing product that would satisfy her patient, she decided to make one herself. […]
