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Changing Your Contacts Regularly Helps Prevent Eye Damage
If you wear contact lenses, one of the questions you may hear from us each time we visit is, “How often are you changing your contacts?” No, we don’t say it to make you feel guilty! But we DO want to remind you how important it is.
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Help Prevent Pinkeye With Good Habits
Pinkeye (conjunctivitis) can affect people of all ages. It looks just like it sounds—pink, bloodshot eyes...
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3 Things That May Be Causing Your Red Eyes
Our eyes are sensitive to the environment around us. And although it’s typically not dangerous when our eyes are occasionally red, something is irritating them.
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The Eye Exam: Portal To Overall Health
Are you tempted to postpone your regular eye exams? Don’t.
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So, Your Teen Wants Contact Lenses?
Is your teenager asking for contacts? Contact lenses can help your child enjoy added freedom to enjoy certain activities, sports, etc. In some cases, contacts can help boost self esteem if your son or daughter feels self conscious about wearing glasses.
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Why We’re A “Vision Source” Practice
You may have noticed that we’re a “Vision Source” practice. Ever wondered what that means for you?
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Some Glasses History Trivia
Throughout history people have had vision problems. Today, we’re incredibly appreciative of all the modern technologies and scientific developments that help protect our sight. The different ways that people have coped with vision problems provide some interesting factoids...
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A Moment Of Gratitude For The Precious Gift Of Sight
Think about all the things you’re doing today. How many of those things are dependent on your eyesight?
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Time Spent Outside Helps Keep Your Child’s Eyes Healthy
Myopia, or nearsightedness (being unable to clearly see things that are far away) is on the rise. One thing that makes the trend alarming is that some of the biggest increases are being seen in children.