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Seeing clearly is the best part about an accurate eyeglass or contact lens prescription. Correcting farsightedness, nearsightedness and astigmatism with prescription lenses improves quality of life for the wearer. Not only will the appropriate devices enable you to see at your best but having a current prescription will ensure you do not experience headaches or Read More

Eczema is a general term, also known as dermatitis, that describes a dry, itchy inflammation of the skin that can result in rashes, scaly patches, blisters and skin infections. Eyelid eczema affects the thin, sensitive skin around the eyes. Known as periocular dermatitis, eyelid eczema symptoms include redness, dry skin, scaly skin, rough skin, itching Read More

Strabismus is a common eye condition among children that occurs when the eyes are not aligned properly. It may appear in children as young as 6 months old, known as congenital strabismus, but it can also appear later in childhood and due to other causes. These include inadequate functioning of the ocular muscles, a refractive Read More

The world of instant information at our fingertips is one of the most revolutionary aspects of modern technology. For those who work on a computer all day, the ability to complete timely work may be hindered by the discomforts of feeling tired and irritated after focusing on a screen for hours. The necessity to constantly Read More

Contact lenses offer ease and convenience from prescription eyeglasses without the need to wipe smudges from the lenses or worrying about breakage. But contact lenses come with their own set of care. Here are some bad contact lens habits to leave behind:   Bad habit #1: Wearing contacts longer than necessary. Eyes need to absorb Read More

Making the switch from prescription eyeglasses to contact lenses provides many benefits including functional versatility, greater stability and a wider field of vision. The greatest advantage to wearing contact lenses over glasses is seamless vision correction. Because contact lenses sit directly on the surface of the eye and move with the eyes, visual disruptions that Read More

Battling dry eyes in cold weather is an unfortunate side effect of mother nature. While those who have chronic dry eye syndrome experience symptoms year-round, the discomfort can worsen in the dryness of winter. Common dry eye symptoms include red eyes, burning, stinging, itchiness, the feeling that something is in the eyes, light sensitivity, contact Read More