Eye Care Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
In eye care there are several specialties: optometrists, opticians, and ophthalmologists. Optometrist execute general eye exams, which often leads to prescriptions for glasses or contacts, and may also attend to some basic eye conditions. Opticians typically manufacture and retail corrective lenses in a variety of locations based upon the prescription written by an optometrist or ophthalmologist. Overall eye care is the specialty of an ophthalmologist. Laser surgery is also on the rise for those who can afford it, and often can eliminate the need glasses or contacts.
In the eye care industry, demand is affected by changing health care practices, fashion trends for eye wear, and demographics. The profits of an optometrist practice vary depending on factors such as whether or not it sells eye wear in addition to providing eye examinations.
Eye Care Industry Research & Market Reports
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Glasses Manufacturers (GLOBAL) - Industry Report
... including DE RIGO S.P.A., CHEMIGLAS CORP. and HOYA LENS ITALIA S.P.A.. This report includes a wealth of information on the financial trends over the past four years. Plimsoll Publishing's latest Glasses Manufacturers (GLOBAL) analysis is ... Read More
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Contact Lenses (GLOBAL) - Industry Report
... including BAUSCH & LOMB INC, CIBA VISION NORDIC AKTIEBOLAG and VISIONLAB S A S. This report includes a wealth of information on the financial trends over the past four years. Plimsoll Publishing's latest Contact Lenses ... Read More
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Opticians (UK) - Industry Report
... LEIGHTONS LTD and VISION EXPRESS GROUP LTD. This report covers activities such as opticians, contact lenses, glasses, spectacles, sunglasses and includes a wealth of information on the financial trends over the past four years. Plimsoll ... Read More
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Consumer Goods & Retailing: Global Optical Retailers
... employees figures, address details and management information. Annual figures officially published by the retailers themselves is included in turnover. 2 sources provide reliable data we use these to make estimates, when official figures are not ... Read More
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Sunglasses in Australia
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Spectacles in Australia
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Eyewear in Australia
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Spectacles in South Korea
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Eyewear in South Korea
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Sunglasses in South Korea
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Sunglasses in the United Arab Emirates
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Sunglasses in the United Kingdom
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Opticians
... the US include LensCrafters and Pearle Vision (both owned by Italy's Luxottica), National Vision, and Visionworks of America, as well as Fielmann (based in Germany) and GrandVision (the Netherlands). COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Demand is driven by ... Read More
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Spectacles in the United Kingdom
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Eyewear in France
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Eyewear in the United Kingdom
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Spectacles in France
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Spectacles in the United Arab Emirates
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Eyewear in the United Arab Emirates
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Sunglasses in France
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Spectacles in Poland
... of vision problems. Most often it affects people aged over 40. In Poland, about 10 million people suffer from presbyopia, and this number is growing rapidly due to the ageing population. Although almost Poles over ... Read More
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Spectacles in Sweden
... growth in these two population groups has contributed much of the category’s growth, with the elderly being the main drivers. However, for the forecast period the group that is expected to increase the most is ... Read More
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Eyewear in Malaysia
... replacement lenses (FRP) instead of conventional lenses. The latter is becoming almost obsolete where consumers rarely consider this option now. Daily disposable lenses (DD) and frequent replacement lenses (FRP) from brands such as Soflens, Acuvue, ... Read More
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Eyewear in Poland
... growth. Aggressive promotions, especially in online stores, led to a decline in the average unit price. Bricks-and-mortar optical shops remained the main sales channel for eyewear, but these outlets were complemented by the fast growth ... Read More
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Eyewear in Sweden
... spectacle frames as it had in the previous year. Although spectacles is increasingly considered an accessory, premium brands are not flourishing as one would expect. Instead Swedes demand personal design, comfort and good offers from ... Read More
