When you look around the room, what do you see? Do you see everything clearly, or are there spots in your visual field that are a bit blurry or fuzzy? If your answer is the latter, you need to see an optometrist for an assessment. In fact, it is a good idea to see an optometrist once a year whether or not you are actually noticing any changes to your vision. Optometrists offer vital services for us all. If you're seeking a better understanding of those services, then we invite you to read the articles provided on this blog, which is all about optometrists and their work.
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What Do You See?
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Signs You Need Contact Lenses
23 August 2021
Contact lenses can help solve your eye problems. Contacts are better than glasses since you don't have to carry the contacts around like glasses. Also, contacts move with your eyes and provide a broader view. While the only way to establish that you need contact lenses is by visiting an optometrist, here are signs that can help you know that you need contacts. Migraines Eye problems may not be the only cause of migraines.
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Prepping Your Child for Their First Eye Exam
6 April 2021
For most adults, heading to the eye doctor is a walk in the park. You simply make the appointment, undergo the testing, and go about the rest of your day. Unfortunately, it is a completely different story for children. When you are undergoing an eye examination, it is imperative to stay still. This is probably the most difficult part for children. Keep reading to learn some steps on how to get your child to sit still at the eye clinic and undergo the testing the right way.
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These Often-Overlooked Issues Actually Mean You Should See An Optometrist
26 January 2021
Are you someone who tends to shrug off various medical symptoms and minor problems, figuring they will go away on their own? Sometimes, the problems probably do fade away, never to return again. Other times, though, they really are an indication that something is amiss. The following symptoms, for example, are often brushed aside, when really they indicate that you should see an optometrist. Frequent Headaches There are a lot of reasons why you may be getting headaches frequently.