Jones L, Jones D. Corneal staining assessment Optician 1995;209, 5496: 30-32

Jones L, Jones D. Meibomian gland dysfunction Optician 1995;209, 5491: 30-31

Jones L, Jones D, Langley C. The comparative performance of two aspheric rigid gas permeable lens designs Optician 1995;210, 5526: 28-36

Jones L, Jones D, Langley C, Houlford M. The subjective response of 100 consecutive patients to 1-day disposable lenses Optician 1995;211, 5536: 28-32

Jones L, Karpecki P, Nichols K, O'Dell L. Frontline ocular surface disease care Review of Optometry 2018;155, 4: 36-43

Jones L, Lorentz H. The new comfilcon A material Review of Optometry 2008, April: 2-5

Jones L, Menzies K, Subbaraman L. Comfortable contact lenses: A case of Mission Impossible? Contact Lens Spectrum 2010;25, 7: 45-48

Jones L, Ng AY, Thompson B. Keeping up with ocular fatigue in the digital era Contact Lens Spectrum 2016;31(6):Supplement

Jones L, Papas E. The next 25 years: The future of contact lenses Contact Lens Spectrum 2011;26, 6: 14-15

Jones L, Senchyna M. Protein and lipid deposition of silicone-hydrogel contact lens materials Silicone Hydrogel Web-Site 2002, Oct:

Jones L, Senchyna M. Soft contact lens solutions review part 1: Components of modern care regimens Optometry in Practice 2007;845-56

Jones L, Subbaraman L, Rogers R, Dumbleton K. Surface treatment, wetting and modulus of silicone hydrogels Optician 2006;232, 6067: 28-34

Jones L, Tighe B. Silicone hydrogel contact lens materials update – Part 2 Silicone Hydrogel Web-Site 2004, July:

Jones L, Tighe B. Silicone hydrogel contact lens materials update – Part 1 Silicone Hydrogel Web-Site 2004, July:

Jones L, Walsh K. The evolution of silicone hydrogel daily disposables Optician 2018, 4 May: 25-32

Jones L, Walsh K. Future of optics: The ultimate contact lens. Optician 2020;262, 2783: 24-25 [ Show Abstract ]

Twenty years ago, two of the most prominent contact lens (CL) researchers in the world (Professors Brien Holden and Debbie Sweeney) predicted what the ultimate CL would look like moving forward. Sadly, Professor Holden, the most visionary CL researcher in the history of our profession, passed away in July 2015. When their article was written back in January 2000, the biggest news was the commercialisation of silicone hydrogel (SiHy) materials by Bausch + Lomb and CIBA-Vision just one year prior. Daily disposable lenses were in their relative infancy, having been launched in the mid-1990s, and there were around half the number of CL wearers globally compared to best estimates today (80 million vs 150 million). With the luxury of hindsight, it is now possible to assess how close their predictions were, while also attempting the same feat with a look forward to what the CL practitioner of today may expect to be fitting in 2040.

Jones L, Walsh K, Sulley A. A lifetime of contact lens wear: How to select the right lens for the right patient at the right time! Optician 2022, July: 29-33

Jones L, Walsh K, Willcox M, Morgan P, Nichols J. Key considerations for contact lens practitioners during the coronavirus pandemic. Optician 2020;April, 19-25: [ Show Abstract ]

A novel coronavirus (CoV), the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2), results in the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the rapid spread of cases of COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11, 2020. The global response to COVID-19 has resulted in substantial changes to business and social practices around the world. With concerns existing around the pandemic, many reports relating to how best limit the chance of infection have been shared via various news outlets and on social media, with significant amounts of misinformation and speculation being reported. Among these, recent rumours have circulated stating that contact lens wear is unsafe, that wearers of contact lenses are more at risk of developing COVID-19, that certain contact lens materials are ‘riskier’ than others and that contact lens wearers should immediately revert to spectacle wear to protect themselves. How true are these statements, and are they supported by evidence? Importantly, are contact lens wearers increasing their risk of contracting COVID-19 by wearing contact lenses? Furthermore, what are the ramifications of a potential reduction in the availability of local ophthalmic care for contact lens wearers during this pandemic?

Jones L, Walsh K, Willcox M, Morgan P, Nichols J. Key considerations for contact lens practitioners during the coronavirus pandemic. Contact Lens Spectrum 2020;June, 19-26: [ Show Abstract ]

A novel coronavirus (CoV), the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARSCoV-2), results in the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the rapid spread of cases of COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11, 2020.
The global response to COVID-19 has resulted in substantial changes to business and social practices around the world. With concerns existing around the pandemic, many reports relating to how to best limit the chance of infection have been shared via various news outlets and on social media, with significant amounts of misinformation and speculation being reported. Among these, recent rumors have circulated stating that contact lens wear is unsafe, that wearers of contact lenses are more at risk of developing COVID-19, that certain contact lens materials are more “risky” compared with others, and that contact lens wearers should immediately revert to spectacle wear to protect themselves. How true are these statements, and are they supported by evidence? Importantly, are contact lens wearers increasing their risk of contracting COVID-19 by wearing contact lenses? Furthermore, what are the ramifications of a potential reduction in the availability of local ophthalmic care for contact lens wearers during this pandemic?

Jones L, Wolffsohn J. CLS LIVE!: Lyndon Jones with James Wolffsohn Contact Lens Spectrum 2023;38, November: 16-17

Jones L, Woods C. Contact lens fitting and design Optician 1992;203, 5354: 16-22

Jones L, Woods C. An eye on the world's first silicone hydrogel daily disposable contact lens The Optician 2008;236, 6172: 33-34

Jones L, Woods C. Compromises’ end? The introduction of a silicone hydrogel daily disposable lens Silicone Hydrogels Website 2008

Jones L., Jones D., Jones R. Contact lenses: Beyond 2020 Pharma (Australia) 2019, Dec: 12-13

Jones L., Woods J., Walsh K., Luensmann D. Happy 20th, silicone hydrogels! Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses 2019, Jan/Feb: 12-13