We live in an increasingly digital world. Digital technology plays a part in almost every aspect of our daily lives. It is not surprising that this same technology has also affected the optical industry and the way lenses are fabricated. Digital lenses, while often referred to by the brand of lens, ...

Ah, the busy holiday season is upon us. Whether you’re working in the retail or service industry, it is simple to lose sight of the big picture – the reason for your job – the customers! Busy schedules, extended work hours and family gatherings can be hard to balance. So how do you manage it all ...

In my 15 years as an optician, I have heard many concerns from patients about trying Progressive Add Lenses (PAL) for the first time. While it’s true, PAL’s can take some getting used to, there are ways to prepare yourself for a successful transition from single vision lenses to progressive lenses. ...

There’s nothing like watching a child dig through a pile of presents and experience their new favorite toy for the first time. However, it’s extremely important to know the toy’s safety precautions and read warning labels to protect from injury.

Selecting benefits can be difficult. There’s a lot to take into consideration, so why not make it easier on yourself by exploring the possibility of one carrier for your benefits?

As we continue to recognize American Diabetes Month, we feel it is important to further explain the most common diabetic eye disease, diabetic retinopathy.

There is no denying that digital devices are a part of our everyday life. If we are not working on a computer, chances are we are keeping tabs on social media or checking email on a phone or tablet. For many of us, this is how we work, get the news and connect with the world.

Did you know that 1 in 10 Americans have diabetes? In recognition of American Diabetes Month, learn more about the impact diabetes can have on your vision health:

February is Low Vision Awareness Month. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, more than 7 million Americans have low vision. A myriad of diseases and health conditions can cause low vision, so it’s crucial to monitor your vision health by having regular eye-exams.