Pediatric eye exams are useful for detecting vision problems early and supporting healthy development across every stage of childhood. […]
Why Pediatric Eye Exams Matter More Than You Think
When to Seek Emergency Eye Care: Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
If you experience sudden vision loss, injury, or chemical exposure, it’s time to seek emergency eye care immediately. Understanding the symptoms and acting fast can help protect your vision and overall eye health. […]
Can You Swim with Contact Lenses?
The short answer is no, it’s not recommended to swim with contact lenses. […]
How Long Does an Eye Exam Take?
On average, an eye exam takes about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the type of exam and your specific needs.
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What Are Myopia Control Lenses?
Myopia control lenses are specialized lenses designed to slow down the progression of myopia in children and teens. […]
What Glasses Will Be in Style in 2025?
Here are the types of frames to expect in 2025:
Bold geometric shapes
Transparent silhouettes
Vintage-inspired styles
Eco-friendly materials
Metallic frames
Tinted lenses
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Can You Use Expired Eye Drops?
Using eye drops that are expired or contaminated can reduce their effectiveness and, in some cases, increase the risk of infection. […]
What Are Ortho-K Lenses?
Unlike standard contacts worn throughout the day, ortho-k (or orthokeratology) lenses are worn at night. These put gentle pressure on the edge of your cornea and slowly adjust its shape. When removed in the morning, your vision will be clear throughout the day! […]
Why Are My Eyes So Itchy?
Imagine waking up one morning with a sudden, unrelenting itch in your eyes. You try not to rub them, but the discomfort is too intense. You’re not alone. Itchy eyes are a common complaint that affects millions of people worldwide. A few common reasons that you have itchy eyes include: Whether it’s a seasonal occurrence […]
Are Glasses & Contact Lens Prescriptions The Same?
When switching from glasses to contact lenses, many people assume that glasses prescriptions are the same as contact lens prescriptions. After all, they’re going onto the same eyes, right? However, glasses and contact lens prescriptions aren’t the same. Glasses and contact lenses have to be prescribed differently because of how one sits on your face […]
