A new prescription eye drop could make reading glasses a thing of the past, which would be a game-changer for 128 million Americans. It's hard to imagine a world without glasses, as almost a third of ...

Eventually, you succumb to “trombone arm,” stretching your hands out as far as they will go, until finally, you admit defeat ...

The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a landmark eye drop that uses a combined dose of medication to restore ...

The burden of presbyopia and reading glasses drives patients to look for solutions.“There is a clear and growing patient ...

Once-daily carbachol/brimonidine tartrate significantly improves aging-related vision loss ...

Reading glasses might be the next thing to go the way of the flip phone. The FDA just approved VIZZ, a once-daily eye drop that helps you see up close without glasses. That’s a big deal if you’re over ...

Most adults over 45 experience at least some degree of presbyopia. Presbyopia is a common variant of farsightedness affecting over 128 million people in the US, including the majority of adults over ...

Vuity also relied on the pinhole effect but used a dual-action mechanism that stimulated the ciliary muscle along with pupil constriction. Say goodbye to reading glasses: New eye drops are ...

A new drug that hit the market Thursday has the potential to offer middle-aged people freedom from reading glasses. The drug, pilocarpine, is being sold under the brand name Vuity by drugmaker ...

A new treatment vertical in eye care, pharmacologic agents for refractive correction, is in the early stage of ...

Glasses could be a thing of the past for millions of Americans thanks to a new prescription eye drop. Vuity, which was approved by the FDA in October, would potentially replace reading glasses for ...