The material of eyeglass lenses may or may not have much of an impact on how well they correct your vision. However, different lens materials suit different lifestyles. It’s worth exploring which is the best for you at your next eye exam. Read on to find out about the prescription glasses lens material that suits […]
Read MoreThough tens of millions of people wear contact lenses in the U.S., the reality is that the vast majority of them don’t follow instructions for properly caring for their lenses. This ranges from poor cleaning to other bad habits, all of which can result in infections and eye irritation. These conditions shouldn’t be taken lightly, […]
Read MoreWhile yearly eye exams are essential for preserving the quality of your vision and the health of your eyes, there are some symptoms that serve as warning signs that you need an exam right away. Here are some of the major signs that indicate a need for an eye exam. Vision changes Perhaps the most […]
Read MoreWhether you wear glasses or not, yearly eye exams are important for your overall health. Yearly exams are quick and pain free, and they can even detect other problems with your health that you might think have nothing to do with your eyes. Here’s why it’s best to visit your eye doctor at least once […]
Read MoreAre you someone who showers with your contacts in? If so, you might want to stop. Eye care professionals are quick to remind patients that contact lenses and water do not mix, which means you could damage your lenses by exposing them to the shower. We get it—it’s totally convenient to just step into the […]
Read MoreBlue light glasses are becoming increasingly common among consumers, which makes sense—the amount of time people spend staring at screens every day is constantly going up, thanks in large part to the proliferation of mobile devices like smart phones and tablets. Blue light is everywhere, including in the sun’s rays, but when eye doctors talk […]
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