COVID-19 UPDATE & SAFETY PROTOCOLS I LEARN MORE
You know the importance of sharp vision and good eye health. However, with the coronavirus still active, you may also worry about seeking eye care out of fear of contracting COVID-19. Keep reading to learn more about eye care and COVID-19.
Your child is starting to show interest in contact lenses. And as a parent, you may wonder if your child is even old enough to wear contacts. But in truth, your child’s age has little to do with wearing contacts. Keep reading to learn more.
Deciding between glasses or contacts isn’t easy. While both offer a myriad of benefits, one may outshine the other at times. So, should you get glasses or contacts? Read on to find out why you might need both.
Being colorblind not only affects your ability to recognize colors, but it can also make simple tasks, like matching your clothes, frustrating. If you or a loved one is colorblind, these high-tech glasses can improve your color perception.
Once you reach the age of 40, your risk of joining the 24 million Americans with cataracts increases. Fully half of the population develops cataracts by age 75. There are signs and symptoms that could let you know you’re affected.
So, you woke up with a sore, inflamed, red eye that looks as bad as it feels. Or worse — your kid did. You immediately think pink eye, and then instantly panic because you believe all the myths you’ve ever heard. Learn the truth and relax.
More than 150 million Americans use some kind of vision correction eyewear. Are you one of them? What if you need to and you just don’t know it? Here’s what your optometrist can tell you during your eye exam.
Are your eyes chronically dry? Turns out, there’s a way to treat that problem! Keep reading to learn the causes of chronic dry eye and how you can cope.
If you’re suffering from red eyes, you may be wondering what you did to cause it and what you can do to send your red eye packing. Read on to learn five common causes of red eye and steps you can take to treat it!
Do you take good care of your contacts? Did you know doing so helps prevent eye infections? Make sure to avoid these bad habits in order to protect both your lenses and your eyes.
Your eyeglasses first and foremost help you see the world clearly. But, your eyewear is also an expression of your personal style. Find a pair that fit your face shape best with these tips.
Changing eyesight is to be expected with age. But by integrating several lifestyle measures into your everyday routine, you can reduce your risk for age-related vision loss.