You may see halos from mild issues such as a refractive error, dry eyes, laser surgery, an incorrect prescription, or more serious eye conditions, such as cataracts, glaucoma, keratoconus, or photokeratitis. […]
Your primary care physician is generally the first point of care when it comes to health concerns. They play a […]
What causes depth perception issues, and how can they be addressed? Your depth perception might be off due to eye conditions like strabismus or amblyopia, aging, excessive screen time, or neurological issues. […]
While Colored contact lenses are safe for everyday wear, there are a few factors that users should keep in mind:
Always purchase colored contacts from your optometrist, as lenses from costume stores can carry safety risks.
Always follow proper contact lens wear and care standards to reduce the risk of irritation and infection. Never share your colored contacts with others.
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20/20 vision is often considered perfect vision, but 20/20 vision simply refers to average vision. In fact, “perfect” vision is usually an unfair standard because few people have it. […]
Once the eye lens becomes cloudy, it cannot return to its clear state, which can significantly impact daily activities and overall quality of life. However, cataracts can be effectively managed through various treatments and surgeries. Regular eye examinations can help detect cataracts early, allowing for timely intervention and better management of the condition. […]
Many people assume that babies do not need vision insurance since they are not yet in school and might not wear glasses. However, vision problems can occur at any age, and it’s important to consider the benefits of having vision insurance for your child. […]
Yes, stress can indeed cause eye pain. When you’re stressed, your body’s fight or flight response can lead to a variety of physical symptoms, including eye strain and discomfort. It’s important to understand stress and its effects, as well as the connection between stress and eye pain, and how to manage stress-related eye pain. […]
Upon exposure to outdoor sunlight, a specific technology in the lenses causes them to automatically adjust to a darker shade, reducing glare and enhancing visual comfort in bright settings. Once the UV exposure is gone, such as when returning indoors, the lenses revert to their clear state. […]
It helps to regularly clean your contacts, but make sure you’re never using out-of-date lenses, cases, or cleaning solutions. Wash your hands before and after handling the lenses. Take a break without lenses to let your eyes recover from any irritation. And if you still notice burning sensations after doing this, visit your optometrist for a contact lens fitting and exam—this way, you can get an up-to-date pair of lenses and professional advice for avoiding these uncomfortable sensations in the future. […]
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