Eye drops are commonly used to treat various eye conditions, including dryness, redness, itchiness, and allergies. If you experience any of these issues, your eye doctor might suggest using eye drops to help moisturize, lubricate, and reduce inflammation caused by underlying factors. However, eye drops have expiry dates, so if you store them and forget […]
As parents, it is our responsibility to ensure our children get the right start with their health. One of the most critical aspects of a child’s health is their eyesight. Children don’t always recognize or understand when they have a vision problem, which makes regular eye exams crucial in detecting issues early. When you take […]
Myopia control helps children see clearly and reduce their lifetime risk of developing myopia complications and other serious eye conditions like glaucoma and cataracts. […]
Your optometrist can help unclog meibomian glands and promote healthy tears by clearing biofilm from your eyelids or melting the blockages with a range of effective treatments. […]
Dry eye disease can cause dry eyes and blurry vision. […]
Polarized sunglasses can protect your vision from sunlight bouncing off water, concrete, and snow. […]
Myopia control aims to slow the progression of nearsightedness using noninvasive techniques, like specialty lenses or atropine eye drops. Slowing myopia’s development can save your child from needing a strong prescription as they age and help prevent risks of high myopia, including retinal detachment, glaucoma, or cataracts. […]
However, like all good things, contact lenses have an expiration date. They can’t last forever—but, there are ways to tell if your contacts have expired. […]
Looking at a computer screen or reading for extended periods can cause eyestrain and blurriness. Follow the 20-20-20 rule – every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break and look at something 20 feet away. This lets your eyes relax and recover. […]
You should talk to your doctor or optometrist as soon as you notice any signs of spring eye allergies. Doing so can stop them from worsening and causing serious harm. […]
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