Your eyes are precious, and when you notice or feel like something might be wrong, acting quickly is advised. If you have something in your […]
What Should I Do If I Have Something in My Eye?

Your eyes are precious, and when you notice or feel like something might be wrong, acting quickly is advised. If you have something in your […]
Each set of contact lenses has an individual expiration date. Some last for weeks, while others are only designed to be worn once. It’s crucial to keep an eye on the expiration date, as wearing lenses past this point increases the risk of eye infections, scratches, and more. […]
Causes for dry eyelids may be due to underlying health conditions like skin conditions, inflammation, environment, age, and lifestyle choices. There are many ways to help treat and prevent dry eyelids. […]
During an eye exam, your optometrist is checking for conditions like glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, and diabetic retinopathy. These conditions all showcase symptoms in different ways, so you can expect a series of different tests to be performed. […]
The frequency of eye exams for children, adults, and seniors usually depends on age, underlying health factors, and your risk for eye diseases. […]
In the pursuit of optimal health, we often focus on factors like diet, exercise, and overall well-being. However, one area that might be overlooked is […]
In most cases, eye strain lasts for a few hours and tends to go away on its own. However, in some instances, it may take a day or so for the symptoms to completely go away. It’s important to note that this length of time can vary from person to person. […]
Expired eye drops can be less effective or even contaminated, so using them can be dangerous to your eye health. If your optometrist recommends using eye drops, make sure they’re fresh by watching their expiration date. […]
Chemical injuries, foreign objects in your eye, corneal abrasions, black eyes or trauma, and acute angle glaucoma can all be considered eye emergencies that require prompt care. […]
A contact lens fitting is a specialized appointment performed by your optometrist, where they take precise measurements, assess your tear film, and provide trial lenses to find the most comfortable pair of contact lenses. […]