optomap

Ultra-widefield, high resolution digital images capturing 82% or 200 degrees of the retina The exam is quick, painless, and may not require dilation drops.

optomap is used by eye care professionals to get an ultra-widefield view of the retina (the back of the eye). While eye exams generally include a look at the front of the eye to evaluate health and prescription changes, a thorough screening of the retina is critical to verify that your eye is healthy. This can lead to early detection of common diseases, such as glaucoma, diabetes, macular degeneration, and even cancer.

01/30/2025

Revolutionize your eye care and gain a clearer understanding of your eye health with optomap technology. The advanced retinal imaging technology captures over 80% of your retina in one quick, non-invasive image, allowing for early detection of conditions like diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma. optomap exams are painless, take a quarter of a second and require no dilation.
Take control of your vision—visit optomap.com to find an optomap provider near you today!

01/22/2025

🎉 Last night, we were thrilled to attend Boots Opticians' special event, celebrating a major milestone - the adoption of optomap technology in over 100 stores in the UK! 🥳

What does this mean for you? Boots Opticians is the first major UK high-street optician to make this advanced eye care technology widely available. It’s a big step in their mission to prioritize your health and well-being with the most innovative tools available.

We’re proud to support Boots Opticians in their mission to bring cutting-edge solutions to their customers and communities. Here’s to a brighter future for eye care!

💬 What excites you most about the future of eye health? Let us know in the comments!

01/20/2025

👁️ The Story That Started It All 👁️

Did you know Optos was founded because of one father’s love and determination to protect his son’s vision? Discover the inspiring story of Douglas Anderson, the visionary behind our revolutionary ultra-widefield retinal imaging technology.

🎥 Watch the full video now on Optos YouTube to learn how one life-changing moment sparked an innovation that’s transformed eye care worldwide: https://youtu.be/ojFsJq4_Kbw

This is a story you won’t want to miss!

01/16/2025

👁️ A Life-Saving Discovery 👁️

Chemical Engineer, Investment Analyst, Author, and Journalist, Robert Rapier, encourages all of us, including our doctors, to "spread the awareness" of the importance of regular eye exams that include retinal imaging.

When he noticed some vision changes, he went to his optometrist who encouraged an optomap image of his retina. His early symptoms along with optomap, were the first steps in saving his sight and saving his life.

Read his full journey here: https://optos.is/3XA9xzw

10/29/2024

As Halloween approaches, the excitement of costumes, candy, and spooky decorations fills the air. Amidst the fun, it’s essential to prioritize safety—especially when it comes to your eyes.
With the hustle and bustle of trick-or-treating and Halloween festivities, maintaining eye health should be a top priority for families.

Read our latest blog to learn how you can ensure optimal vision health with the help of optomap, Wishing you all a happy and safe Halloween from Optos!

https://optos.is/halloweensafety

08/20/2024

Back to school is a busy time for anyone getting kids ready for learning – make sure their vision is ready for learning, too. With over 450 million children worldwide with vision issues, we recommend visiting your eyecare professional for a comprehensive eye exam including optomap, a kid-friendly, single shot image which captures 82% of the retina and can assist in the diagnosis of ocular issues. Visit www.optomap.com to find an eyecare professional near you who offers optomap as part of their comprehensive eye exam.

08/08/2024

Learning occurs visually so a healthy childhood development depends heavily on the eyes. Looking for early signs, instilling healthy habits early, and understanding the importance of comprehensive eye exams are all key factors in maintaining children's eye health.

In recongnizing Children's Eye Health and Safety Month, It's important to understand the importance of routine eye exams, and the utilization of the highest-level technology in pediatric screening. Optos ultra-widefield (UWF™) imaging technology is making great strides in diagnosing and treating eye problems in children and infants.

Read more on the topic on our blog and be sure to schedule your child's next routine eye exam. https://optos.is/EyeExamsAllAges

07/17/2024

When committing to daily sun-safe practices, the risk of vision loss decreases. Since many eye issues begin without symptoms, comprehensive eye exams are vital to early detection and diagnoses of eye conditions and diseases.

Like a beach hat’s brim, bigger is better, and an optomap image shows 82% or 200 degrees of the retina in one capture, in less than a second.

Many eye disorders can be fixed, slowed and/or reversed but the earlier the detection often relates to the better the outcome.

July is UV awareness month, head over to our blog to learn why you should take the time this summer and schedule your comprehensive eye exam with optomap. https://optos.is/UVprotection

05/09/2024

Each year in May, Optos joins in recognizing Healthy Vision Month. This year, we invite you to take a moment to evaluate your habits that just might help keep your eyesight safe . Regular eye care and exams are a great place to start and can protect and prevent many eye diseases, if detected early. Read more on our blog and be sure to ask your eye care provider for optomap during your next exam. https://optos.is/healthyvision

04/07/2024

On Monday, April 8th, a solar eclipse will be viewable primarily from Mexico through the United States and parts of Canada. While it will most likely be a memorable experience, it's important to take proper safety precautions to prevent serious eye injury.
Exposing your eyes to the sun without proper eye protection during a solar eclipse may cause “eclipse blindness” or retinal burns, also known as solar retinopathy. We recommend you talk with a professional to determine the best way to be safe while viewing the event.

If you believe that you may have overexposed your eyes during the eclipse we recommend finding an eye care professional to evaluate your retina with optomap as part of the exam. A full listing of these eye care professionals can be found at www.optomap.com. Wishing everyone a spectacular, captivating, and safe eclipse.

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