Vision Care & Pink Eye
Pink eye, also referred to as conjunctivitis, is an infection or allergic reaction that occurs when the conjunctiva becomes irritated. If you have pink eye, your eye(s) will get red and swollen, and you may notice a sticky discharge. You can have pink eye in one or...
How to take care of your eyes in this summer?
There is sunscreen for your skin, but what about protection for your eyes? Fortunately, there are plenty of ways you can protect your eyes this summer. Here are some simple ways you can keep your eyes safe when the sun is out: Wear Sunglasses with Complete UV...
Blue Filter Coatings to Reduce Digital Eye Strain
In today’s world, it’s impossible to go a full day without the use of some form of technology whether it’s your laptop, cell phone or iPad. All of these items emit blue light that causes eye strain and can lead to more serious problems if proper care is not applied....
Eye Health and Eye Exams for People with Diabetes
Diabetes is a complex condition that has many less familiar side effects than the body’s inability to produce insulin (type 1) or the body’s inability to respond to insulin or produce enough (type 2). One of the most significant health risks of diabetes...
The Importance of Having Eye Exams on a Regular Basis
Your eyes can be very important indicators of potential diseases that may be present in your body. Having regular eye exams are not only a good idea to keep your eyes and vision healthy, your optometrist can also detect other problems you may not have noticed before....
The Adverse Effects of Diabetes on Our Eyes
It is recommended that people with diabetes must visit an eye doctor regularly. High blood sugar levels can lead to conditions such as blurry vision, cataracts, glaucoma and retinopathy. Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness. Blurry Vision Blurry vision can’t...
Best Foods to Keep Your Eyes Healthy
Many people think that deteriorating eyesight is an inevitable result of ageing but, the truth is, a healthy lifestyle can significantly reduce the chances of eye health issues. Studies have shown that certain nutrients may reduce the risk of age-related eye...
5 Signs You Need to See an Eye Specialist
If you are extra cautious about your eyes, there are chances that you might be running to an eye specialist at the slightest hint that your eyes need medical attention. However, many people still procrastinate when it comes to seeing an eye doctor. In fact, as many as...
Healthy Aging for the Eyes
Just because you’re getting older doesn’t mean you need to surrender your vision health without a fight. Practicing proper eye care, especially early on, can make a big difference in making sure your eyes stay as strong and healthy as possible. Here are five easy ways...
How Often Should You Have An Eye Test
Many people tend to procrastinate their eye testing until they start experiencing some obvious signs of eye strain which have persisted for more than a couple of days. Signs such as redness, itching, blurring, etc., can mean much more than just pressure. It is...
What Eye Experts Won’t Tell You About Glasses
Your eyesight is one of the most impactful of the five senses we have. As you only have one pair of eyes, it’s important you take care of them. To encourage you to properly take care of your eyes, here are a few things you need to know about eyeglasses. You’ll need...
How To Prevent Dry Eyes Throughout Winter
With colder temperatures comes colder air, leading to dry eyes and nasal airways. This time of year does not have to be spent enduring burning and/or watery eyes though. There are a few products and tricks you can use to keep your eyes feeling refreshed and...