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Many people don’t know that contact lenses don’t have to be a single prescription. In fact, there is a wide range of different contact lenses including bifocal and multifocal lenses. Not only that, but these lens types are usually also available in a variety of different lens types, including silicone hydrogel, soft, rigid gas permeable, long-wear, and daily contacts. 

Children who have unresolved vision problems tend to have issues in the classroom and with other daily activities. Thus, you should take your baby to the eye doctor for the first checkup at six months old. 

Many people who admit to pain, fatigue, and dryness in their eyes after staring at a screen for an extended period purchase computer glasses to ease these symptoms. Although these lenses help to reduce irritation, they do not entirely resolve them. Some still have these symptoms. The reason is that the computer glasses do not block the harmful blue light rays that irritate your eyes.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology defines astigmatism as a type of eye disorder that impairs your ability to have clear vision. Statistics show that 50 percent of at least 11,000 eyeglass wearers have a level of astigmatism in one or even both of their eyes. You need special contact lenses to correct this vision problem. If you want to know the types of contact lenses for astigmatism, here is what you should know.

When you think about the damage from the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays, what immediately comes to mind is how to shield our skin from the harmful radiation. But, the sun can also pose serious harm to our eyes and the delicate skin around them. Whether it’s sunny or cloudy, we are exposed to the invisible UV rays every day. If you are not sure why it’s vital to use UV protection for the eyes, read on to learn more about the eye conditions you may develop due to prolonged exposure to the sun’s rays.

Chances are you have heard of glaucoma – one of the many different conditions that can adversely affect the health of our eyes and vision. Glaucoma is estimated to affect around 3 million adults in the United States and is one of the leading causes of blindness in the world.

If you have been recently diagnosed with this eye disease, we’re here to inform you about your lens options in managing this progressive disease.

One of the biggest misconceptions about contact lenses is that, aside from the prescription that they contain, they are all the same. In fact, there are many different types of contact lenses, ensuring that there is something to help virtually all patients regardless of their vision problem. Bifocal contact lenses remain a very popular option amongst our patients.

We believe that your glasses should complement your lifestyle and meet your vision needs! With everyone having different priorities, jobs, and activities in their life eyewear is not a one size fits all. We want to help you select the perfect glasses for your...

The foods you eat and the dietary supplements you take affect your overall health and the health of your eyes. Nutrition and your eyes are linked together and can help prevent certain eye diseases along with other health problems. Healthy Foods Choosing healthy foods...