Dr. Jason Tu received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California at Irvine and his Doctor of Optometry degree from the Southern California College of Optometry.
Teach patients with active lifestyles how to care for their lenses on the go
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Here is an infographic on the DOs and DONTs of Contact Lens Wear.
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Ok optometry student, quick question! What is the most common type of color vision deficiency in the US?
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As you know, optometry school is a full time job. Many of you have been living and breathing all things optometry for the past several months and are ready for a much anticipated summer break.
While you do deserve some time away from classes, studying, and clinic, OptoPrep recommends that you still remain connected to the profession as your life slows down a bit during these summer days.
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Topics: Jobs, Summer Vacation
Which year do you think is the most difficult for an optometry student? Take this quick poll!
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This is an amazing (several hundred) page ebook that goes over 95% of what you need to know after graduation. It’s simple, straightforward and to the point. Most of it is written in “Guide” and “step-by-step” format, and so it is extremely digestible. Bookmark this one for sure! Be sure to check out our other Link Posts.
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Humans and dogs are the only known species that can see visual cues from another individual's eyes! Dogs only do this when interacting with humans. Talk about man's best friend!
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Don’t be afraid to knock it out from the get-go—or it may get back up to fight another round.
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I am constantly amazed by the human eye. The processes that are involved in visual perception, the pathophysiology of ocular diseases, and the way in which our ocular structures repair themselves following injury (to name a few) are incredible.
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Topics: Corneal