Eye Care
Understanding Medical Eye Exams vs. Routine Vision Exams
When getting an eye exam, many people think it is all about a doctor determining whether you need eyeglasses or updating your…
Dos and Don’ts of Scleral Contact Lenses Wear
Scleral contact lenses are designed to rest on the sclera of your eye, creating a tear-filled dome over the cornea.…
How to Slow the Progression of Myopia in Young Patients
Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is a common eye condition. Research has indicated that children who spend more time doing…
What’s the Link Between Migraines and Dry Eye?
When your tears can’t provide sufficient moisture for your eyes, you may experience dry eye syndrome. If you are experiencing…
Daily vs. Monthly Contact Lenses: Which Is Better for You?
Choosing the right type of contact lenses may not be as easy as you think. One thing you should consider…
How Do You Make Sure Your Eyeglasses Fit Properly?
For optimum comfort, your eyeglasses need to be properly fitted for you. When your eyewear doesn’t fit you correctly, you…
The Link Between Dry Eyes and Diabetes
Did you know that insulin plays a role in tear production? That's why having diabetes increases your risk of dry…
What to Expect in a Dilated Eye Exam
Dilated eye exams allow your optometrist to detect possible vision problems and eye complications in their earliest stages, paving the…
Eye-Friendly Lighting Tips for Readers
Trying to read in a dark room is frustrating to say the least and can easily lead to eye strain…
How to Know If You’re Farsighted?
Hyperopia or farsightedness is a common refractive error that afflicts around 10% of the total American population. People with this…