Each person has likely fallen victim to at least one of these common misconceptions about the eyes, whether you ate carrots to improve your vision or were afraid to read in dim lighting in case it permanently harmed your vision. This article will clear up some of the most common misconceptions about eye care. #1: Eating […]
It’s normal for your vision to change as you get older, and luckily, glasses and contacts can help you to continue to function as usual. However, there is still a risk of eye diseases, such as glaucoma, cataracts, and more, that increase as you age. That’s why it’s important to maintain your eye health so that you
Dry eye occurs when your tear ducts can’t provide enough moisture for your eyes. This is a common issue that people experience and can be difficult to deal with on your own. Luckily, there are some things you can do to avoid dry eyes to protect your vision and stay comfortable. Ways to Avoid Dry Eye
Cataracts are very common among people over the age of 60. After 60, the likelihood of developing cataracts increases dramatically each year. About 50% of adults 75 or older are affected by cataracts. However, there is a solution that allows you to say goodbye to your cataracts and say hello to clearer vision, and this
Summer is synonymous with fun. Family cookouts in the backyard, relaxing days poolside, the beach and how it exhausts you in just the right way; basically, the time for summer is the time to relax. But just because you are relaxing does not mean that you should be relaxed when it comes to eye care.
Is your vision blurry? Do you suspect your cataracts are deteriorating? If so, you may need cataract surgery. However, the thought of surgery can be nerve-racking. In our non-comprehensive blog for cataract surgery preparation, we briefly discuss recovery time and what your doctor should tell you before the operation. How Long Is Recovery? Cataract surgery has a
April is Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month when we raise awareness about women’s eye health challenges. Women are more likely than men to suffer from vision loss or specific eye conditions. This article highlights the importance of awareness and preventive measures for women to maintain their vision and eye health. Higher Risk of Vision
Ptosis, or drooping of the upper eyelid, can affect children and adults. Congenital ptosis is present at birth, while acquired ptosis develops later in life. This article explores the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for ptosis, focusing on Colorado’s services. What is Ptosis? Ptosis is a drooping upper eyelid. You can see a slight
Are you planning a trip and want to pack your contact lenses and accessories effectively? When packing for a vacation, contact lens wearers must ensure they have everything they need to keep their eyes healthy and comfortable. To help you pack efficiently and effectively, we’ve compiled seven tips for traveling with contacts. Make a Checklist:Â The
Sleep is vital for our health and well-being. We spend many of our lives sleeping, yet most know little about what our bodies do during that time. In particular, what are our eyes doing as we sleep? Are they completely shut off, or are they still active? In this blog post, we’ll separate fact from
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