Most people think eye exams are only necessary if they wear glasses or have problems with their vision. But this isn’t the case at all. Everyone benefits from routine eye exams, just like everyone benefits from annual physical exams with their primary care physician or regular check-ins with their dentist. When it comes to your […]
As a parent, you’re always looking out for your child’s well‑being, from their first steps to their first day of school. But eyesight is one area that’s easy to overlook, especially when your child doesn’t complain about their vision. The reality is that many vision issues develop gradually. Children also often don’t know what “normal” […]
Have you ever stepped outside on a sunny day and felt like the light was just too bright for your eyes to handle? If you have blue or light-colored eyes, you might notice this more often than your brown-eyed friends. Blue eyes can be more sensitive to light, and there’s a scientific reason behind it. […]
An eye exam isn’t just about checking your vision or picking out new glasses. It’s a comprehensive process that evaluates the overall health of your eyes and can help detect potential issues before they become serious. Besides, there are several types of eye exams, each focusing on a different area of your visual health. The […]
Ever picked up your favorite pair of sunglasses, only to notice an annoying scratch right in your line of sight? It’s more than a minor inconvenience; a scratch can compromise your vision and reduce the overall durability of your sunglasses. You might be tempted to remove the scratches yourself. But DIY options often do more […]
Most parents believe that because their child can see things in the distance, both eyes must be functioning properly. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. They could be only using one of their good eyes and ignoring the image from the other. One of these toughest things is knowing whether your child is having […]
Our eyes are supported by a complex array of structures that each play a unique role in maintaining good vision and eye health. Among these structures are our meibomian glands. These tiny glands, located along the edges of your eyelids, secrete oils that keep the eye’s surface smooth and hydrated. A disruption in these glands […]
There isn’t a single answer to how long vision problems last after a concussion because it’s determined by several varying factors like the severity of the concussion, part of the brain affected, or an individual’s vision before the concussion. You may have vision problems for as little as a few weeks, but they could last […]
Have you ever put in your contact lenses and noticed they didn’t feel quite right? There’s a chance they’re on inside out. While this isn’t a problem with rigid lenses, soft contacts are thin and flexible and can easily flip around. This is especially true if you’re new to wearing them. So what happens if […]
Strabismus, commonly referred to as crossed eyes, is a condition where the eyes do not align properly, leading to issues with vision and depth perception. Vision therapy for strabismus works by retraining the brain and eyes to work together, improving alignment, coordination, and visual function. This science-backed, non-surgical approach can provide significant improvements for many […]
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