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Let’s be honest, gift certificates used to have a bad reputation. They were often considered impersonal gifts given by people who are lazy or did not want to buy a “real” gift. However, for the 14th year in a row, gift certificates are the most popular item on people’s wish list. And for the 16th […]
World Sight Day October is the month in which we celebrate World Sight Day. The second Thursday of October every year, World Sight Day is the time to focus attention on eye health as a global issue. During World Sight Day we seek to help everyone understand the magnitude of the problem, communicate about avoidable […]
During the first year of life a baby’s vision develops quickly. Did you know that newborns see mostly in shades of grey? After a week they can also detect several colors, and around a month they can recognize the difference between certain colors. “Normal” vision is 20/20 and usually occurs around 6 months of age. […]
Comprehensive eye exams are the key to maintaining healthy eyes and good vision. Many eye and vision problems have no signs or symptoms, so you may not realize there is a problem until your sight is affected. However, vision problems are not the only reason you should keep your yearly eye exam. During that exam, […]
APRIL IS PRESBYOPIA AWARENESS MONTH Do you find yourself… Holding materials at arm’s length, using bright lights to read, or squinting your eyes. If so, you could have presbyopia. Presbyopia is when your eyes gradually lose the ability to see things up close clearly and is a normal part of aging. What causes Presbyopia? There […]
1. Pack an eye care travel bag If you plan to wear contact lenses on your vacation, they might require a little more attention. Weather conditions, humidity levels and the temperature can all influence how comfortable your contacts feel. Pack a small bag with cleaning solution, an extra case, artificial tear drops, and moisturizing eye […]
Winter is here along with cold temperatures, dry air, and shorter days. As many of us pull out our thick warm coats to protect our body from the cold, we may forget that it is important to protect our eyes as well as the rest of our body. Some common complaints during winter months are […]
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Cortical/cerebral visual impairment (CVI) is the leading cause of visual impairment in children in the US, but many people have never heard of it. CVI is a brain based visual impairment, where the problem is with the brain, not the eye. With this condition, children see exactly what we see but their brain is unsure […]
March is Save Your Vision Month! Your vision is a critical part of your overall health and wellbeing. Neglecting your eyesight can lead to a lower quality of life. Unfortunately, COVID-19 has caused many people to neglect the health of their eyes by postponing routine checkups. Many eye health issues have no symptoms, so it […]
Whether you’re new to the glasses or have worn them for years, if you recently got an updated prescription, there will be an adjustment period. While your brain and eyes are adjusting to your new prescription, you may experience headaches and eye strain. This can take 2-3 days for single vision lenses and 3-5 days […]
When cared for properly, contact lenses can provide a safe and effective way to correct your vision. With more than 45 million Americans wearing contact lenses it is important to note that contact lenses can increase your chance of getting an eye infection. Make sure you are following your eye care provider’s instructions on how […]