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AdaptDx Test Enables Detection of AMD in the Earliest Stages
Backed by more than 20 years of proven clinical research, the AdaptDx is an easy-to-use functional test that accurately measures dark adaptation, a key biomarker of AMD.
Read ArticleMacuLogix in Eyes on Education Newsletter by ASCO
“Early AMD intervention is possible. The answer is AdaptDx.”
Read ArticlePeterborough Eye Doctor Has One of Two Machines in Canada to Detect AMD Disease
With regular testing, the AMD can be detected several years before physical changes to the retina are visible, thus allowing doctors to monitor the disease’s progression and begin early treatment.
Read ArticleHow to Stay One Step Ahead of AMD
Optometrists can truly stay ahead of AMD if they change the way they approach it, by identifying disease risk during routine examinations and by using dark adaptation testing for early detection.
Read ArticleThe 3 Instruments that Delivered the Best ROI for My Practice
The AdaptDx enables Dr. Hammond to test patients’ dark adaption time, providing info that could indicate subclinical AMD. The practice can then start early treatment to improve patient outcomes.
Read ArticleAdopting Dark Adaptation Technology
Early AMD detection isn’t just great for patients, it’s great for your practice too according to this optometry marketer.
Read ArticleDiagnostic Devices
Dr. Laurie Sorrenson believes AMD patients should receive education about the diagnostic instruments and testing employed in practices for two reasons. Discover them now >>
Read ArticleRethinking AMD
“An accidental discovery, an aging population, a new approach to healthcare; this is the story of MacuLogix.”
Read ArticleWhen Does a Balding Man Lose His First Hair?
This question was posed by the glaucoma expert, John Flanagan, as an analogy to when a glaucoma patient loses that first ganglion cell. Today, how do clinicians know the first indication of AMD?
Read ArticleSouthern Eye Care Offers Test to Detect Early AMD
With the AdaptDx, clinicians at Southern Eye Care can diagnose AMD before any vision loss occurs — and put a plan in place to help preserve vision.
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