2021

Have you noticed that functioning in general is harder? Learn why visiting an optometrist may help you find the source of the problem.

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Getting My Vision Corrected

One day, after struggling at work for quite awhile, a friend of mine asked me if I was having trouble seeing. After thinking about it for a few minutes, I realized that it was hard to concentrate because everything was a touch blurry in my left eye. I decided that since it probably wasn't normal, I should meet with an optometrist. After a thorough eye exam, the doctor informed me that my left eye had some near-sightedness, and that I needed glasses or contacts to correct the problem. After I had corrective lenses, my vision was no longer a distraction. Check out this blog to learn more about how an eye doctor can help you.

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What To Know About The Cost Of LASIK

2 November 2021
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If you rely on contacts and glasses to correct your vision, you may want to consider LASIK eye surgery. LASIK is a procedure that uses a special laser to remove corneal tissue. Removing this tissue corrects your vision and allows you to see without the use of contacts or glasses. For many, this procedure means a significant improvement in their daily life. However, LASIK is not suitable for everyone, and the cost is often a factor to keep in mind. Read More …

Diagnosis And Treatment Of Age-Related Eye Diseases

23 February 2021
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Seniors are more likely to develop age-related eye diseases than younger individuals. As you age, it is important that you visit your eye care center for regular examinations by your optometrist. When age-related eye diseases are recognized and treated early on, you will be less likely to develop vision loss. Here are some ways your eye doctor can diagnose and treat age-related eye diseases such as cataracts and glaucoma. Diagnosing Cataracts and Glaucoma Read More …

Daily Vision Care That Can Help Prevent Damage To Your Vision

23 February 2021
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Each and every day, you may do something that could potentially be damaging to your vision — and you may not even realize it. In a moment, your vision can be taken from you, all because of something you are doing in your day-to-day routine that could have been prevented. You need to think about your eyes and your vision in your daily routines and consider that what you may be doing could be harmful or leading you down a path that could end in vision damage. Read More …