Being able to safely wear contact lenses depends on several factors, from your eye health and prescription to your daily habits. […]
Can Anyone Use Contact Lenses?
How to Remove Anti-Reflective Coating from Eyeglasses
While there are methods to strip this coating, we do not recommend trying to remove an anti-reflective coating from your glasses at home due to the high risk of permanently damaging your lenses. This approach often creates more problems than it solves. A professional evaluation is the most reliable way to address issues with your eyewear. […]
Is Sunlight Good for Your Eyes?
Sunlight is good for your eyes when you take the right precautions to manage UV exposure. […]
Can You Have Cataract Surgery More Than Once?
You cannot have the same cataract surgery twice because your natural lens has been permanently removed, but you can develop secondary cataracts that require a simple laser treatment. […]
Do They Always Dilate Your Eyes for an Eye Exam?
Whether or not your eyes are dilated depends on your personal eye health, risk factors, and the type of exam you’re having. […]
How to Protect Your Eyes from the Computer Screen
To protect your eyes from digital eye strain, focus on healthy habits like screen adjustments, regular breaks, proper hydration, and a nutrient-rich diet. […]
Seeing Double Vision with Contacts? 3 Steps to Take
Double vision may stem from temporary eye strain, dryness, or an underlying medical issue. Checking in with your optometrist can help clarify what’s going on and guide your next steps. […]
Can Vision Problems Cause Headaches?
Uncorrected vision problems like eye strain, blurry vision, and screen fatigue can all cause headaches. […]
How Often Should You Get Your Eyes Checked?
Most people should schedule an eye exam every 1 to 2 years, but your individual needs may differ based on your age, overall health, and any existing vision concerns. […]
What Is Considered Normal Eye Pressure?
A normal range for eye pressure is typically between 10 and 21 mmHg. Most people have eye pressure readings that fall somewhere within this range. However, the average eye pressure hovers around 15.5 mmHg, depending on various individual factors such as age, genetics, and overall health. […]
