Dakota Sciences SoClear: Brand Contact and Ophthalmic Lenses
Dakota Sciences is proud to be based in Sioux Falls, SD. Sioux Falls is a vibrant city on the move with highly technical labor force and has been ranked the #1 city to start a small business for 4 consecutive years by Forbes magazine.

2701 SOUTH MINNESOTA AVENUE, SUITE 7 • SIOUX FALLS, SD 57105 • 1.800.970.5241
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CONSUMERS
Importance of an Annual Eye Exam
Dakota Sciences emphasizes the importance of having your eyes examined regularly by an Independent Doctor of Optometry or Ophthalmologist. These practitioners are focused on ocular health and are highly trained and skilled in their field. People often put off having regular eye exams, because they feel "My vision is Fine". Even if you don't need Visual Correction, with today's advancements in diagnostic equipment and practitioner techniques, a myriad of disorders can be detected through an eye exam making the eyes the "Windows to the body".



Dakota Sciences' corporate focus is on Quality and Innovation and we deliver with great people and leading edge technology. We partner with Independent Eye Care Professionals that are business owners in their respective communities; not corporate owned chains. Everyday, we strive to empower these professionals to provide the best products to their patients.

Dakota Sciences is composed of two divisions:
  • Spectacle Division - State-of-the-art Spectacle lens processing facility that insures accuracy for the patient and a highly reliable laboratory for Eye Care Professionals

  • Contact Lens Division - We use advanced technology to create the So2Clear patented, custom Contact lenses.
Detectable Diseases
A sampling of the disorders detectable by your Independent Practitioner:
Glaucoma


Ocular Hypertension


Macular Degeneration


Anterior Uveitis


Retinitis Pigmentosa


Cataract


Dry Eye


Diabetic Retinopathy


Keratoconus
Keratoconus is a vision disorder that occurs when the normally round cornea becomes thin and irregular (cone) shaped. This abnormal shape prevents the light entering the eye from being focused correctly on the retina and causes distorted vision.