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• Should You Stop Wearing A Torn Contact Lens?

  11 June 2020

  There's nothing quite as frustrating as having a contact lens develop a tiny tear. This is especially problematic if you use long-wear contact lenses, rather than single-use contacts. If money or time is tight and you're trying to avoid extra trouble, you might be tempted to just keep wearing that contact lens. But is this a good idea? Here's what you should know about this dangerous practice. Alters Vision The first problem with wearing a torn contact lens is that you're not going to get the vision correction that you're expecting.

• Top Tips For Having A Good Eye Exam

  15 May 2020

  One of the things you'll want to do is to take good care of your eyes. The key to having the highest quality of life possible may rest in having good vision. It's important to know the right things to do when getting an eye exam. This will enable you to have the best possible results and could be the key to seeing better. 1. Make a list of your prescriptions

• 4 Ways to Take Care of Yourself After Cataract Surgery

  30 April 2020

  Cataract surgery can allow you to get your sight back and get your life back. If you want to fully recover and get as much vision back as possible, you need to take proper care of yourself. Here are some tips that can help you after you've had eye cataract surgery. ​ #1: Give Yourself a Break from Driving Driving requires a lot of focus on the part of your eyes. After you have cataract surgery, you are going to want to make sure that you can arrange for alternative transportation.

• Want To Protect Your Vision? You Need These Glasses Coatings

  29 April 2020

  If you wear glasses, you likely know that you have a lot of options available to you when you get your glasses made. Knowing which of these options to say "yes" to can make a huge difference in your life. In fact, it can actually protect your vision in the years to come. Here's what you should definitely agree to the next time you get glasses. UV Protection One of the options your optometrist will likely offer you is a UV light–filtering coating for your lenses.

• Red, Itchy Eyes? Troubleshooting Some Typical Eye Issues

  28 April 2020

  If you have red and itchy eyes, it can make trying to focus on your daily tasks difficult. The itchiness and redness can make it difficult to see, and it can cause you extra stress or tension. These eye issues may be caused by a number of different things. If you have a vision concern, you should always seek help from your eye doctor to be diagnosed and treated properly. Read on for a few reasons why you may have red and itchy eyes.