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The FDA Warns About Improper Contact Lens Wear
Eye Safety this Halloween FDA joins eye care professionals—including the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, the Contact Lens Association of Ophthalmologists and the American Optometric Association—in...
Sports Safety Prevents Vision Loss
Basketball is one the most eye injury prone sports in this country with close to 6,000 people suffering from injuries every year according to Prevent Blindness America. In fact, 1 in 10 college basketball players will sustain an eye injury. For children 14 years and...
It’s Time for Back to School Eye Exams
Appointments are filling fast for back to school eye examinations as parents get ready for students to return to school. Eye health and vision examinations are an important part of school preparations because some studies show that as much as 80% of effective learning...
Six Simple Steps to Healthier Eyes
There's no doubt about it, today's world has more distractions than ever! With this in mind, it's easy to overlook the importance of taking care of your eyes. Below are six simple steps to healthier eyes: 1. Get regular eye health and vision examinations. Tired, dry,...
High Quality Vs. Cheap Frames: What’s The Real Difference?
Does this sound familiar? You just had an eye exam and you've decided to purchase a new pair of glasses. Excited about getting a new look, you try on several frames of varying prices and styles but, for some reason, one in particular stands out. Its finish...
Here’s Why Your Vision Is Priceless In Sports
Just like speed and strength, your vision is an important component in athletic performance. In fact, you should consider clear vision as important as wearing the right shoes or sporting apparel. It's another way to enhance your game! Proper eye protection and visual...
What is the Difference between Vision and Medical Insurance?
The difference between vision and medical insurance can often be confusing. Below is a quick breakdown of the two: Vision insurance Is designed to cover routine eye care services, such as periodic eye examinations and refractive services (i.e. how doctors determine...