International Society Of Contact Lens Specialists

The International Society of Contact Lens Specialists (ISCLS) was established in 1953 by three foresighted eye care professionals who were pioneers in the field of contact focal point persistent consideration: Wilhelm Söhnges from Germany, Frank Dickinson from Great Britain, and Jack Neill from the United States. The idea was to welcome different pioneers in the field to meet intermittently with them to share data that would propel contact focal point practice and contact focal point understanding consideration.

Today the ISCLS has the same objectives – to welcome pioneers from everywhere throughout the world, both specialists and analysts, in the contact focal point field to end up individuals from the general public and to meet intermittently to share learning about improvements and headings. A noteworthy capacity of the general public is to orchestrate meeting motivation to permit numerous open doors for formal and casual exchange about practice and research issues important to pioneers in the contact focal point field from everywhere throughout the world. Meeting venues are precisely picked in agreeable and fascinating settings to encourage discussion, thoughts, and information among specialists in the field.