Contact Solution Recall Blog

Researchers at the University of Washington report that they have successfully placed an electronic circuit and tiny LEDs on a flexible plastic lens. Although the LEDs on their prototype model do not yet light up, the potential of this technology is immense. It would allow the creation of a virtual “heads-up display” which only the […]

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Given all the market penetration this product enjoyed and all the different governmental agencies that got involved with AMO Inc.’s Complete Moisture Plus contact lens solution, it’s safe to assume that the problems that this product were alleged to have caused were quite severe in nature.
The contact solution recall lawyers at Williams Kherkher have […]

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is just one of several governmental entities (see above) that felt compelled to put a high degree of effort into evaluating AMO Inc.’s Complete Moisture Plus contact lens solution product.  Generally, the CDC helps alert the public of problematic products, substances or any other entity that could […]

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In a press release disseminated in January, AMO Inc., the manufacturer of Complete Moisture Plus contact lens solution, announced that it would delay the launch of its Tecnis(R) Multifocal intraocular lens (IOL) by 12 to 18 months from the originally-scheduled date of release, which was set for the first half of 2008.
The reason for the […]

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When a stock goes down 13% in one day, it’s enough to wake up shareholders and prompt them to ask lots of questions.  This is the case with the Advanced Medial Optics, which is based in
Santa Ana, California.  Their contact-lens solution, about 10% of AMO revenues, has been recalled.  The United States Centers for Diseases […]

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