Tears are often associated with our emotions. Tears can express joy, sadness, anger or surprise.
When you look at the prescription for your eyeglasses, do you find the numbers confusing?
It’s a well-known fact that many children are unhappy when they’re told they need eyeglasses.
Eyeglasses are a part of your daily needs just as much as food and clothes. That’s why you want to get a pair whose lenses are perfect for your requirements.
You ask a lot from your eyes. You use them for up to 18 hours a day to see near, far and in between. So it’s no wonder that they can get tired. That’s why they need an occasional break.
If your vision needs correction and your eyes are healthy, you can choose to improve it with eyeglasses or contact lenses. Each choice has pros and cons.
Eye strain from staring at the screens of computers, tablets, cellphones and other digital devices has been a problem for many people for years.
Most folks think of their prescription glasses to be a fashion statement and a reflection of their personal style.
Options for types of contact lenses have expanded considerably in the past decades. There was a time when plain hard and soft lenses were the only choices.
There are many aspects of a comprehensive eye examination that are critical to assessing a patient’s vision and overall health.
The Centers for Disease Control estimates that 45 million people—from teens to senior citizens—in the U. S. wear contact lenses.
In the 1970s, pop-music star Elton John was a pioneer when it came to his choices of eyeglass frames. In his world, the more riotous, the better.
Your eyes are as unique as you are. Just as no two people are the same, not one pair of eyes is the same as another.
Good eye coordination means that each eye works well with the other. Though each eye sees an image that slightly differs from the other, they play as a team.
It’s said that the accumulation of wisdom in your brain is the only positive and helpful transformation that your body parts undergo as you age. It’s kind of hard to argue with that.
Your eyes are delicate and complicated systems that allow you to view the world in front of you.
Have you had your annual eye exam?
Blurry vision — especially when it occurs first thing in the morning — is a common occurrence that can have many possible causes, some serious and others harmless.
Many of us associate tears with experiencing sadness or joy.
Naturally, our vision changes as we age.
There are a series of eye conditions that affect us as we get older, and glaucoma is among the most common.
You’ve noticed that one of your eyes and eyelids have suddenly become red and swollen. The eye is tearing up and has become annoyingly itchy.
Our eyesight is so precious, but can so often be taken for granted. In reality, proper vision is a complex balancing act requiring skills that must be carefully developed.
It’s not unusual for anyone to develop a stye in his (or her) eye. Perhaps you have noticed that someone appears to have a small pimple-like bump that is on his eyelid.
One day a tiny speck suddenly pops up in your field of vision. At first it appears you may have gotten a dust particle or a thread of cobweb in one eye.
The planet Earth is full of beautiful colors, from vivid reds to deep purples to lush greens.
Some parents are not aware of the fact that their very young children can have or develop eye problems. Amblyopia—informally called “lazy eye”—can be one of those disorders.
Every day, more and more people spend extended periods of time staring at computer and digital screens.
Just as there is no “one size fits all,” for everything you buy, it’s also true for our eyes. They are unique, and no two people’s set of eyes is the same.