A new year brings the opportunity to create healthy habits, including improving your eye health. So, as you prepare your list of goals, follow these New Year’s resolutions to keep your eyes healthy in 2025. Add more eye-healthy foods to your diet. It’s commonly known that carrots are healthy for…
With the holiday season upon us, it is time to deep fry turkeys and cook many other sides. But with that comes potential eye-cooking dangers. Protect your eyes and avoid common eye hazards with these kitchen eye safety tips for the holidays. Wear safety glasses when working with hot grease.…
Cool temperatures and color-changing leaves—fall is a beautiful time to explore the great outdoors. But as the leaves turn and days get shorter, here are four common eye conditions to look out for this fall. Dry eyes As the air gets drier in the fall, your eyes could be affected,…
School is back in session, and youth sports are slowly filling our schedules again. Hence, September is Sports Eye Safety Month. Keep reading to learn more about sports eye safety, from eye protection to eye injury prevention. About sports eye safety According to data from Prevent Blindness, more than 32,000…
August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining good eye health in young ones. Set your children up for a lifetime of healthy vision from a young age. In this blog post, we'll share some key facts about children's eye…
Summer is just around the corner, but all those warm-weather activities are already heating up! But before you hit the lake, beach or enjoy your first cookout of the season, follow these eye care tips for your favorite summer activities. Schedule your annual eye exam. As you gear up for…
Sun Awareness Week 2024 is this month, May 6 through May 12. From head to toe, protecting yourself from the sun is an important habit to practice. Continue reading to learn how to protect your eyes this Sun Awareness Week. Sun Awareness Week A national campaign, Sun Awareness Week, aims…
Are you a contact lens wearer who loves the great outdoors? Are you hoping to go camping this season? Before you pitch your tent, let’s review how to camp with contact lenses this spring to help make things a little easier on your eyes! From dealing with dirt and dust…
April is Women's Eye Health and Safety Month, as designated by Prevent Blindness, the nation's oldest nonprofit health organization, to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining healthy eyesight and preventing vision loss among women. About women's eye health Did you know that two out of every three people living…
Has the sudden change in weather made your eyes feel dry and itchy? Do you wear contact lenses? If you’ve noticed a slight difference in how they feel lately, it could be weather-related. Or it could be another one of these common causes of contact discomfort. The fit of the…