Corneal irregularities in a patient with DFNA9
People with the hereditary condition DFNA9 may develop vision problems in addition to hearing loss and balance disorders. Due to their specific vision problems, they often rely on contact lenses. Optometrist Merel Oerlemans wrote about this in De Optometrist.
In the article below, she draws attention to patients with DFNA9, who have impaired vision due to an irregularly shaped cornea. Using a case study, Merel discusses how scleral lenses can be beneficial in some cases.
Read the full article in De Optometrist.
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MediaIn De Gelderlander – Two generations of craftsmanship ensure three generations of sharp vision
At the end of November, De Gelderlander published an article about Visser Contactlenzen entitled ‘Two generations of craftsmanship ensure three generations of sharp vision.’ Since 1977, the family business has grown into a well-known optician’s practice. Simone Visser learned the trade from her father Rients and now continues the family business with the same passion.
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MediaIn Eyeline #5 – Targeted help for dry eyes
The article “Together as one at Visser Contact Lenses” was published in Eyeline Magazine issue 6 of 2025. Jolanda Wagner and Lindsey Hoedemakers talk about what it’s like to start at almost the same time and immediately become part of what they describe as “a warm, close team.” The real Visser feeling.
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