Senior Eye Care
If you’re like most people over the age of 50, you’ve probably noticed a decline in the quality of your eyesight in recent years. Although this is a natural part of aging, modern advances in medical science have made it possible to continue to enjoy good vision as you...
Types of Contact Lenses
If you prefer not to wear eyeglasses at all times but require vision correction, contact lenses are a great option. Below, we’ll go over the main types of contact lenses you may encounter, including the pros, cons, and intended users for each one. MAIN TYPES OF...
The Importance of Regular Optometrist Checkups
It’s easy to take your eyes for granted, but you need regular optometrist checkups to keep them in good condition. No matter what age you are, these checkups are an important part of maintaining good vision and lowering your risk of having serious problems that could...
Best Sunglass Lenses for a Day on the Snow
Your sunglasses play a role in your success (and safety) on the snow, so it helps to do your homework. All sunglasses will protect you from the harsh UV glare, but certain lenses will give you more visibility over others. PHOTOCHROMIC LENSES: A photochromic lens will...
FSA or HSA – Use it or Lose it: Use Your Flex Spending Accounts
FSA OR HSA – USE IT OR LOSE IT: USE YOUR FLEX SPENDING ACCOUNTS IN COLORADO SPRINGS, CO As the US health care system continues to change you want to have stable health insurance coverage for your vision care needs. For many Americans, this is readily available through...
Comprehensive Eye Exam vs. a Routine Eye Exam: What’s the Difference?
Comprehensive Eye Exam vs. a Routine Eye Exam: What’s the Difference? Regular eye exams are the key to enjoying the best possible vision and preventing infections and serious eye diseases. Most of us know it’s important to have eye exams on a regular basis, but plenty...
Slit Lamp Eye Exam
What is a Slit Lamp Exam? A slit lamp has an opening that allows it to shine a thin “sheet” of light into the eye. The brightness of the light can be adjusted so that the examining doctor either sees the front part of the eye or all the way to the back, where the...