When it comes to glasses, we know that frames often double as a statement of fashion. While selecting your frame, it’s important to not only look for a frame that represents your personality, but one that looks good and fits your lifestyle! Here are a few factors to keep in mind while browsing ...
Continue ReadingContact lenses are a convenient tool for vision correction. Whether you’re nearsighted (myopia), farsighted (hyperopia) or have an astigmatism, your doctor may present contact lenses as an option. We refer to these as elective contact lenses.
Continue ReadingYou likely have your winter essentials read to go: coat, hat, mittens, scarf and boots. One very important item missing from that list? Sunglasses! Just because the sun isn’t putting off heat to warm you up, doesn’t mean its UV rays are any less dangerous to your eyes.
Continue ReadingYou likely know that you should receive a vision care exam at least once every two years, unless otherwise suggested by your doctor. But did you know that if you’re going to wear contact lenses, you’ll need a separate eye exam? It’s true! A contact lens fitting differs from your vision care exam. ...
Continue ReadingSeeing clearly is key to a child’s development. To help set your child up for success, it’s important they have their eyes and vision checked regularly. Though you are have likely experienced your own eye exam, you may not be sure what to expect for your child. Let’s take a look at what is being ...
Continue ReadingBuyers beware! Being responsible for selecting an insurance plan for your company or organization can feel like a lot of pressure. To help you through the process, we’ve compiled tips for choosing a vision plan.
Continue ReadingBreak out your shades, folks! June 27, is annually recognized as National Sunglasses Day by the Vision Council.
Continue ReadingMost of us have heard of 20/20 vision, but do you actually know what it means? Despite what many people assume, 20/20 vision is not perfect vision, but rather normal vision!
Continue ReadingOf the thousands of eye injuries that occur each day, 90 percent could have been prevented with the use of appropriate safety eyewear.
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