For many people, the decision to wear glasses often comes with a mix of curiosity and concern. A common question that comes up is whether wearing glasses can actually improve eyesight. Glasses correct vision by helping to focus light properly on the retina, but they do not change the physical condition of the eye. They […]
Contact lenses are among the most common tools for vision correction. They allow for clear vision without glasses, but require more maintenance in return. Soft contact lenses are designed to be worn for a fixed period before replacing the lens. While contact lenses themselves don’t expire, the solution they sit in does. Contact lens prescriptions […]
We live in a technology-focused world. And with the usage of digital devices only rising, it’s almost impossible to avoid being exposed to LED lights like televisions, cell phones, overhead lighting, and more. But LED lights aren’t just convenient—they can affect you if you don’t take steps to properly protect your eyes. But are LED […]
Glaucoma is a progressive eye condition that can eventually damage the optic nerve. This condition often begins without causing any noticeable symptoms and can lead to long-term vision loss if left unaddressed. Fortunately, your optometrist can detect glaucoma during a routine eye exam. But why does glaucoma develop? Is glaucoma hereditary? Genetics and family history […]
Understanding how long your eyeglass prescription lasts is as essential as realizing when your annual physical exam is due. Like the rest of your body, your vision changes, sometimes gradually and other times quite suddenly. So, when it comes to those glasses that help you navigate the world with clarity and style, how long can […]
Dry eye in the morning is a common, yet often overlooked, issue. It can be particularly common for individuals who sleep with fans or heat running, spend their days looking at screens, or take certain medications that increase the likelihood of dry eye. If you’re waking up with dry eyes often, there may be an […]
Dealing with a stye can be an uncomfortable experience, especially for those who rely on contact lenses for clear vision. One common concern is determining how long after a stye you can safely resume wearing contact lenses. When you’re determining when to resume wearing contact lenses, the factors to consider include the severity of the […]
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision condition that affects millions of people around the world. It is caused by the eye’s inability to focus on distant objects, resulting in blurred vision. While glasses and contact lenses can help to correct the condition, many people are looking for ways to reverse myopia naturally. Myopia cannot […]
Dry eye disease is a common condition affecting millions of people worldwide. While it can be irritating, uncomfortable, and even painful at times, there is good news! Through forms of dry eye therapy like intense pulsed light (IPL) or radiofrequency (RF), you can find relief with the help of your optometrist. But are these treatments […]
When it comes to vision correction, contact lenses have become an incredible solution for people looking to avoid traditional eyeglasses. But contacts can be so much more than just a simple lens. With a few adjustments, they can be used to correct various vision problems—like presbyopia. Multifocal contact lenses contain multiple prescriptions in one lens—one […]
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