Cataracts: A Quick Glance

Half of all Americans age 80 or older have experienced a cataract or have had surgery to treat a cataract. Although a very common eye diagnosis, it is a tremendously overwhelming experience that can affect your ability to do daily activities. A cataract is a clouding of the natural eye lens that impairs vision.

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Colorblindness: What is it?

Why is the sky blue? Though seemingly a silly one - it is a question that often stumps kids and adults alike. Color is perceived by how the light reflects off of the object and hits your retina. However, approximately 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women experience color in a different way from others. Here are the three different categories of color deficiency.

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The Ins-and-outs of LASIK Eye Surgery

Oftentimes, glasses and contacts can be an inconvenience when it comes to performing some everyday activities. One permanent - and popular - solution is to undergo LASIK eye surgery. Here is an inside look into what the LASIK procedure may look like, as well as, a list of what makes a good candidate for LASIK eye surgery.

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The Rise of Myopia

Myopia a.k.a nearsightedness is when you have difficulty seeing distance. There has been a recent uprise in Myopia due to lifestyle changes towards more technological engagement. The reason those with Myopia do not have a clear image is that their eye is too long, making it difficult for the light rays to focus on the retina but rather in front of it. Because of this, it will then create a blurry image.

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Blue Light Blocking Glasses

What is blue light and why do we care so much about it? Well, it’s not uncommon nowadays for individuals to have to look at a computer screen for an excessive amount of time whether you might be at work or binging 10 episodes of your favorite TV show on Netflix. Here are a few things you should know when considering blue light blocking glasses.

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Reasons for Regular Eye Exams

While there are certain things you know you should do for your health, like eat right, exercise, and get plenty of sleep, there are other more hidden things that are also important.

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Eyeglasses Over Contacts

If you need vision correction, you have two basic options: eyeglasses or contacts. Sometimes, one is better than the other for the particular type of correction you need.

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