Have you ever been to your annual eye exam and wondered why you need to get your eyes dilated? The point of an eye exam is for your eye doctor to examine your eyes and vision health. Through eye dilation, they get a better understanding of your eye health. Keep…
Prevent Blindness has declared May as Inherited Retinal Disease Genetic Testing Month. Expanding upon their previous awareness initiative, this month is dedicated to bringing attention to the importance of genetic eye testing. What is inherited retinal disease? Inherited Retinal Disease (IRD) is a large group of genetic eye conditions that…
Along with longer days and warmer temperatures, spring brings a plethora of fresh produce. Did you know much of the season’s fruits and vegetables taste delicious and nourish our eyes? Check out what spring foods to eat for the best eye health, including produce, and focus on preserving your eyesight. …
Spring is here and ushering in a season of sports, from baseball and softball to golf and soccer. While physical training and practice are essential, what if we told you that your vision could be the key to unlocking your full athletic potential? Explore the benefits of sports vision testing,…
Prevent Blindness named March as Workplace Eye Wellness Month to raise awareness and share information to keep eyes healthy and safe at work. Office eye health tips Whether you are in an office or working remotely, digital eye strain is a common result of working with blue light devices. Symptoms…
While soft contact lenses are the most popular type among corrective lenses, many other lens options are available—like specialty contact lenses. Helping with anything from improving symptoms of dry eye disease to high levels of astigmatism, discover specialty contact lenses and how they help corneal irregularities. What are corneal irregularities?…
The intricate world of human genetics plays a crucial role in our physical appearance and health, including our eyes and vision. Have you ever wondered why your eyes might be similar to your parents or why certain eye conditions run in families? Discover more about how genetic traits shape our…
While words can be powerful, the language of the eyes transcends speech. Eyes can convey a spectrum of emotions—from love to anger. Let’s explore how our eyes express emotion this February, so you won’t have to rely on words alone to convey your feelings to someone special and others. The…
Planning to travel more this year? Keep your travel plans clear with these tips for packing and traveling with contacts. Bring enough supplies for the whole trip. When packing your contacts and contact solution, pack enough for the duration of your trip so you don’t have to worry about finding…
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…