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. […]
Conjunctivitis (pink eye) is an infection or inflammation of the conjunctiva (transparent membrane) that covers the whites of your eyes and lines your eyelids. When small conjunctiva blood vessels become inflamed, they are more noticeable. This is what makes the […]
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 […]
You use your eyesight every day to work, play and enjoy your life. Too often, people take their vision for granted until the day when something goes wrong. With just a little attention to your vision, you can protect your eyesight so it serves you for the rest of your […]
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 […]
The Glaucoma Research Foundation tells us that more than three million Americans have glaucoma, but only half are aware they have it. Of the people who have glaucoma, at least 90% have open-angle glaucoma, the most common type of glaucoma. However, there are other […]
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 […]
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