Glasses and contacts require separate prescriptions with different, specific information. […]
Are Contact Prescriptions the Same as Glasses?
Glasses and contacts require separate prescriptions with different, specific information. […]
The surest way to know if you need glasses is to pay attention to common signs of vision change and to schedule a comprehensive eye exam. […]
Contact lenses made from modern materials and designed for wear by people with dry eyes often make all the difference for your comfort. […]
A child should typically have their first eye exam between 6 and 12 months old, another around age 3 to 5, and then once a year when they begin school. […]
The right glasses should feel comfortable, stay securely in place, and enhance your vision without causing headaches or constant adjustments. […]
While myopia usually stabilizes in early adulthood, that doesn’t mean it can’t continue to worsen with age. […]
One of the most promising treatments available today is IPL therapy, a gentle and non-invasive solution that targets one of the most common sources of dry eye: inflammation and meibomian gland dysfunction. […]
Dry eye does not cause floaters. However, floaters might be more noticeable when your eyes are dry. […]
“Can cataracts come back?” While the short answer is no […]
It’s a common belief, but let’s set the record straight: no, wearing glasses doesn’t make your eyes worse. […]