Having a comprehensive eye exam is more than just evaluating for 20/20 vision. Problems with vision are not usually abrupt, meaning they are typically slow changes that often times go unnoticed. They usually don’t have any symptoms, which is why waiting until you notice a change in vision to go to the eye doctor can [...]
February is National Low Vision and Age Related Macular Degeneration month. To help bring awareness of the importance of regular comprehensive eye exams. The most important step to preventing macular problems and vision loss is early detection. Low vision and eye diseases are on the rise and has become a major concern. Visual impairment has [...]
The winter solstice means the days are shorter and more people are driving while it is dark outside. Though there are few vehicles driving on the road at night, according to the National Safety Council, half of all traffic fatalities occur at night. Compromised night vision is a major factor when it comes to car [...]
Dry eyes can be a big problem this time of year. Cold windy air affecting your eyes when your outside and warm dry air from vents in your home, work, and car aggravate dry eye disease. Other things can make dry eyes worse, such as digital eyestrain, medications, contact lenses, medical conditions, and age. But [...]