- Abbe number
Abbe's number is an important parameter for the correction of color errors in lenses: It describes the relationship between the average deflection angle in air and the main dispersion (color splitting). Because of these relationships, not every refractive material is physiologically suitable.
- imaging errors
Image errors = In ophthalmic optics, all deviations from the ideal image (punctual, color correct and true to scale) are referred to as image errors.
- Acetate
Acetate, or acetate is a classic material for eyeglass frames. The starting materials are cotton fibers and wood, these are first esterified, i.e. mixed with a solvent to form a paste. Acetate must then harden.
- Adaption
Adaptation is "adapt", in the optical sense: adaptation of the eye to different situations, glare & pupil diameter!
- aderhautmelanom
Choroidal melanoma is the most common ocular primary malignancy in adults. Therapy includes primarily surgical and radiotherapeutic approaches.
- Akanthamöbenkeratitis
It is something?
- Accommodation
The declining accommodation/adjustment mainly caused by the loss of elasticity of the natural lens of the eye/lens cristalina. This is known as presbyopia/age (far)sightedness.
- Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) develops slowly over many years. First clues are difficulty reading or recognizing faces and details. Parallel straight lines no longer appear parallel, but mostly bent or distorted towards the middle. These phenomena are the result of a dysfunction of the central retina/foveola/macula, which is important for seeing details. Characteristic deposits/drusen appear in the early stages.
- presbyopia
The accommodation of the eye is achieved by changing the curvature of the eye lens. In the eye lens (lens cristalina) there is no cell exchange, the tissue hardens from the center. With advancing age, the lens of the eye (Lens Cristalina) loses flexibility, the ability to curve/elasticity decreases, one can see less and less at short distances, one speaks of presbyopia when a comfortable reading distance can no longer be sharply focused.
- Amsler panels
The Amsler charts are used to assess central and paracentral disorders caused by changes, especially in macular diseases. Depending on the test chart, the patient assesses whether the grid is complete and whether all lines appear even or weaker, wavy or distorted in places.
- Anamorphic image
An anamorphic = distorted image is created by different image scales in lenses. For example, a circle standing perpendicular to the optical axis is shown as an ellipse, a square as a parallelogram or, if the principle meridian and lateral correctness are correct, as a rectangle.
- Asphere
Asphere describes an optical surface shape that deviates from the sphere.
- Astigmatism
A|stigma|tism: not punctiform. Also called astigmatism, less charmingly astigmatism. In relation to the eye, it is due to an imbalance in the cornea and/or the lens of the eye. When correcting with glasses or contact lenses, spherocylindrical combinations are used.
- atropine
Atropine has long been used as a pharmaceutical intervention, since it is accompanied by mydriasis=pharmacological dilation of the pupils and paralysis=complete motor paralysis of individual muscles or muscle groups of an organ or several body regions. Depending on the dosage (0.01 to 1.0%), different effects are achieved.
- Eye relief centering adjustment data
With a two-camera 3D video centering system, we determine the detail points for high-precision lenses. This leads to the largest possible field of vision and best tolerability.
- Fundus-retina
Retina(lat. net)= retina of the eye, tunica interna bulbi consists of a light-sensitive part (pars optica) and a blind part (pars ciliaris). The pars optica contains the sensory, ganglion, and supporting cells. It is to be regarded as a submitted part of the brain, as here a physical light impulse is transformed into an electrical firework.
- intraocular pressure
In order for the eye to retain its shape, an individual pressure is necessary. This is regulated by the aqueous humor. The intraocular pressure can rise if the balance between the production and drainage of aqueous humor is no longer right.
- Driver glasses
More safety on the road!
- Bacteria on glasses
Frequently touched surfaces are extremely interesting in connection with medicine and hygiene. Precisely because microorganisms, bacteria, viruses and fungi are always involved in triggering infectious diseases.
- Determination of glass thicknesses
When determining the eyeglass, a specific beam path is generated by the combination of glasses in a precision trial frame, which causes the best correction of the ametropia. The glasses in the finished glasses should provide the same optical effect in a spectacle lens.
- Glasses cheating
The story of the glasses fraud makes the rounds. Since the business was founded in 1997, every lens has been listed exactly on the invoice and differentiated in ALL details. Manufacturer, material, brand name, manufacturer name, coating are listed on each invoice. Brand engraving and manufacturer documents are already helpful. This is not a matter of course.
- Bifocal
Bifocal, if you separate the word it gets easier. In ophthalmic optics, this describes a lens with two focal lengths or focus. There are effective alternatives to multifocal lenses in both eyeglass optics and contact lenses.
- education
The benefit of education is that you can play dumb. The opposite is more difficult(MT)
- BlueCut-Protect-BlueZero
According to the current state of medical research, too much short-wave, high-energy blue light poses a long-term risk. Smartphone and tablet screens are meant here, they accompany us throughout the day. This light can definitely have unfavorable effects, ranging from problems falling asleep and sleeping through the night to metabolic disorders. We know the damaging potential of ultraviolet radiation from the skin. Accordingly, there are lenses with blue light/blue cut filters. Ask us!
- Glasses online and us
We will not turn the development upside down - nor do we want to!
- Glasses for smartphones and tablets
Digital lifestyle brings a new field of activity for the eyes and optics: problems with the use of these devices.
- lens
For the many types of ametropia, there is a large number of sometimes highly specialized lenses.
- Lens care
Moist lens cleaning cloths clean ALL lenses without hesitation, say the manufacturers of these cloths - but not the manufacturers of the lenses! Wet wipes are not ideal, especially for polycarbonate lenses. These wipes absorb dust particles and leave very fine scratches, similar to sandpaper.
- Spectacle lenses adjustment data
On the way to the best glasses, we offer the 3D determination of the centering data via two cameras. Everyone is asymmetrical, we determine detail points for individual lenses that are manufactured with micrometer precision.
- Glasses donation
Help us! - We accept your used glasses.
- Cornea
The highly transparent and avascular cornea of an adult has an average size of 11.6 mm horizontally and 10.7 mm vertically. The front surface has an average radius of 7.8mm, the back surface 6.8mm. It thus achieves an optical refractive power of 43 dioptres. In physiological eyes, the radii are between 7 and 8.5mm with a maximum between 7.4 and 8.2mm, like the diameter of the cornea, the radius is subject to almost no change from the second year of life. The cornea usually flattens out continuously towards the periphery, so that the radii become steadily larger.
- CoV-2, COVID-19, Corona Virus
When a virus with the scientific name SARS-Covid-19, CoV-2 appeared in a now world-famous Chinese city and province in December 2019, no one suspected its effects on us. The first were already described in the 1960s.
- The 20-20-20 rule
The 20-20-20 Rule: Look 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes.
- DNEye
Individual biometric measurement of the eye
- Druze
hard edged & soft fuzzy geodes.
- Dystrophy
Dystrophy, nutritional disorder, deficient supply of nutrients to an organ.
- EinOneDollarBrille
We support OneDollarGlasses e. v.
- Corneal endothelial cells
Endothelial cells and their distribution on the back of the cornea are of crucial importance for the transparency of the cornea. Endothelial cell decompensation is observed in association with misuse of contact lenses, LASIK and cataract surgery.
- Entspiegelung - Anti-reflection
Entspiegelung - Anti reflection coating -
- Eximerlaserchirurgie
It has evolved rapidly since it emerged in the late 1980s.
- exudate
Exudation = lat. Exudation of an "exudate", usually after inflammation caused leakage of fluid and cells from the blood and lymphatic vessels. Depending on the composition, serous (purulent), hemorrhagic (bloody) or septic. More common in the eye when proteins, lipids, fibrin or red blood cells are flushed out of defective vessels with the liquid. These retinal changes may be scattered or form a ring/ellipse of exudate. A ring indicates a longer existence.
- ametropia
refractive error=ametropia
- Filter class category
In the cornea/cornea, excessive UV exposure can cause "sunburn" = photokeratitis, which leads to pain, lacrimation, eye twitching, sensitivity to light and constricted pupils.
- Photodocumentation
Photo documentation & comparative findings.
- Fridays-for-future
In such circumstances:
- stye
Gerstenkorn - Staphylokokkeninfektion
- Face Shield - Face Shield - Masque - Face Shield
Our face shields are made in Wetzlar/Germany. Cost € 15.00. You can buy these from us in the shop at Rosenheimer Str. 40, Au/Haidhausen, 81669 Munich.
- glaucoma
GLAUCOMA Vernacular: glaucoma
- progressive lenses
Progressive lenses - Progressives Glasses - Verres Progessifs
- Cataract
Cataract=Cataract.
- Outstanding top 100 optician
Actually to be ashamed of:
- histology
Histology is the study of human tissues, histopathology that of pathological changes.
- wooden glasses
- hydrophobic
- Hygiene
Hygiene describes all preventive measures to keep individuals, groups and society healthy. Working areas of hygiene are much more than just the detection and elimination of pathogens. As a medical discipline, she is also interested in contact lenses and contact lens fitting.
- IGel self-pay service
In addition to the medical help that is absolutely necessary, there are many so-called individual health services in the health care system. In almost ALL disciplines and health professions, there are measurements and examinations that are no longer covered by health insurance. In the case of the eye, these include:
- Cataract cataract
One speaks of a cataract when the clouding of the lens of the eye = lens cristalina has a clinically relevant appearance. Smaller pupil diameters and slower pupillary reactions intensify this effect. The development into a cataract is similar to the age-related changes in bones, teeth, skin, fingernails... Since there is no cell exchange inside the eye lens, it hardens and yellows, water and protein loss lead to hardening.
- Keratoconus
Keratoconus is a non-inflammatory degenerative change in the corneal/corneal stroma. Its causes are poorly understood. A keratoconus is described as an ectasia, in medical parlance an expansion, bulging of hollow organs or blood vessels is referred to as ectasia.
- children's eyes
Children's eyes cannot be protected early enough (Prof. Dr. med. H.-J. Grein).
- Cogniton
The processes in the central nervous system that trigger the appropriate response to changed environmental conditions are summarized as cogniton. Visual and hearing impairments in particular can disrupt cognition.
- contact lenses
Contact lenses in figures: approx. 3%=3.3million. in D wear contact lenses, in Switzerland about 16%! Approx. 70% of them for special occasions such as going out, sports or the theatre.
- Contact Lens Complications
Contact lens related complications and pathologies
- convergence-convergence-sufficiency
convergence and convergence insufficiency
- headache-and-glasses
Headaches and glasses - what you should know
- hospitals-sick-houses
Sometimes being a little sick is healthy. -Rudolf Virchow
- Lasik OP & Contact Lenses
Undesirable consequences of LASIK can be: Impaired twilight and night vision, glare and halos around light sources, infection caused by surgery, over- or under-corrections, another common complication is dry eye. The cause is the disturbed innervation after the corneal nerves have been severed. A serious problem is tissue weakening due to tissue ablation. If the remaining thickness of the cornea after the operation is too small, ectasia can be the result. The frequency of this serious complication is given as 0.9 percent and 2.5 percent in higher myopia. Post-LASIK keratectasia is a long-term complication that can occur with a delay of up to ten years.
- lifetime
Lifetime - you expect 80 years:
- Benefits of the statutory health insurance companies
In mid-2017, a fixed-amount benefit from statutory health insurance returned in part. However, only for a total of 1.2 percent of all those who are compulsorily insured. There is a fixed subsidy for nearsightedness or farsightedness greater than +/- 6.00 dpt, and astigmatism from 4.00 dpt. And for children as a fixed amount: In 98% of all cases this is 10.00 or 11.90. But you have to wait for the appointment!
- light
Light is essential for our life, for the body, well-being...
- Limbus
The limbus is the transition area in which the clear corneal structure with its evenly distributed collagen fibers merges into the sclera structure, which is opaque due to irregularly distributed collagen fibers, and the conjunctiva.
- Lenses & Optics
When asked about the most important inventions, not everyone thinks of the lens.
- luxury glasses
Unfortunately, luxury has a very negative connotation, everyone wants at least one condominium with a small garden to the west.
- medical devices
spectacle lenses, spectacle frames
- Melatonin-spiegel
Melatonin levels are important for regulating the sleep-wake cycle. Melatonin is a type of sleep hormone.
- Modulus
Modulus describes the strength, in our case that of a contact lens:
- Momentum Momentum
There are moments when everything succeeds - don't worry, it doesn't last. (Jules Renard)
- Mouthguard - Masque - Mouth-protection
Our droplet infection safety products
- Myopia=short-sightedness
Myopia = Short-sightedness in science
- sustainability
Sustainability in ophthalmic optics - colonize space first - instead of leaving the earth habitable!
- follow-up checks
Follow-up checks are a routine process for contact lens wearers that you should attend regularly. In principle, ALL contact lenses should be checked on the eye at least once a year. Lens wearers should also bring the care products used and the container with them to this appointment. This is sometimes necessary to find the cause of a problem.
- Edema
Edema is generally a swelling that can affect different tissues, for example the eyelid, cornea, especially the stroma.
- Optometry
Optometry is the study of measurements on the eye - hence the word optometry, and the assessment of visual functions. With refraction and correction determinations, magnifying vision aids, contact lens adjustments, orthokeratology and the differentiation from eye diseases, i.e. the recognition of abnormalities, optometry is part of our optometric field of activity
- phoria, and associated phoria
Phor/ie is part of the word meaning to carry and incline. The term heterophoria is used for the tendency to (temporarily) squint. If the so-called visual axes of the eyes no longer intersect at the gazed fixation point, there are deviations in image processing. The deviations have individual compensation limits.
- Polarized lenses
To put it simply, a polarizing lens is particularly translucent in a preferred direction/meridian. On the other hand, the glass is opaque in the perpendicular direction. Light normally oscillates in ALL directions. Like a picket fence you want to throw a CD through, only works in one direction quite well!
- Prices of spectacle lenses
Spectacle lenses belong to the monetary value products, which are available in considerably different qualities. A bit like the one-euro burger of the day and the le Big Mac, and many others!
- Presbyopie
The declining accommodation/adjustment caused mainly by the loss of elasticity of the natural lens of the eye/lens cristalina is referred to as presbyopia=senior (far)sight.
- prism glasses
Prism glasses - bad image?
- pupil play
In bright sunshine it is about 10 million times as bright as on a moonless, starless night. Similar to the camera, the incidence of light needs to be regulated - the play of the pupils.
- Remittierend
remitting means temporarily suspended or temporarily declining.
- retina=retina
The retina is the orange wallpaper that hugs the eyeball all the way around. It is so called because it contains a network of millions of light-sensitive photoreceptor cells. To put it simply, it works like this: Ideally, what we look at is sharply imaged on the retina by an infinite number of light rays passing through the cornea, anterior chamber, eye lens and vitreous body.
- spherical aberration
Spherical aberration describes a lens error. Due to the stronger or weaker light refraction in the edge areas, the light rays incident on the edge can have a shorter or longer focal length.
- radiation
Light as we normally understand it is only a fraction of radiation in the physical sense. Radio communication, infrared - visible light - ultraviolet light, laser, microwave, mobile radio, radar, radioactive or X-ray radiation lead to many different pathological changes in the human body, especially in the eye.
- Tinting is not UV protection
The tinting of sunglasses alone does not guarantee protection against UV radiation. The consequences of so-called counterfeit products (RayBan, Made in Vietnam .. Oakley ...) have long been known. ZOLL, among others, has often uncovered counterfeit products during inspections. Due to their tinting, these sunglasses actually suggest a lack of UV protection.
- Torticollis Ocularis
Torticollis ocularis describes the tilting of the head to avoid double vision. Trochlear paralysis = failure of the superior oblique muscle. Also phoric strains due to muscular imbalance, various disorders, progressively this can lead to double vision.
- tear film
The tear film covers the surface of the eye as a thin, transparent layer, this protects the eye from drying out and ensures optical transparency. It represents the interface between the eyeball and air. The tear film protects the eye from foreign bodies and prevents pathogenic microorganisms from settling on the surface of the eye.
- Dry eyes
Symptoms of dryness in the eye are not exclusively caused by insufficient secretion (hyposecretion) of the lacrimal gland, but often by a lack of lipids (hyperevaporation) on the surface of the tear film. This deficiency then causes increased evaporation of the tear film.
- tumor on the eye
The most common tumor in the eye is choroidal melanoma.
- ulcer
Ulcus is an ulcer - e.g. B. Corneal ulcer, underlying tissue substance loss
- environmental influences and the eye
Many environmental irritants and pathogens can also irritate or affect the eye.
- UV protection
Current surveys show: Men are more hesitant when it comes to UV protection, on the skin and in front of the eyes!
- Uv-400
"UV-400" is a term that is on everyone's lips for the protective properties of sunglasses. Consumers often ask: But every gas station goggle, or those from cheap Jakob, have this sticker.
- viruses and infection
Viruses are not independent organisms, they are obligate cell parasites. Since they do not have their own metabolic apparatus, they are dependent on the metabolic pathways of the host cells. Despite this "primitive" structure, viruses are among the most successful pathogenic organisms in evolution. So-called zoonoses are infections that are transmitted from animals to humans. HIV from chimpanzees - influenza from birds - SARS and Corona probably from bats ...
- Visor Face Shield Face Shield Face Shield
Our face shields are made in Wetzlar/Germany. Cost € 15.00. You can buy these from us in the shop at Rosenheimer Str. 40, Au/Haidhausen, 81669 Munich.
- perception hierarchy
Various studies describe the sensory-physiological hierarchy as follows:
- Additional lenses at 50%
Get a price advantage of 50% when you buy 2 or more pairs of glasses!
- Nearsightedness=myopia
Myopia = Short-sightedness in science