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What Happens When You Don't Wear Sunglasses?
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What Is Astigmatism?
Category: Newsletters, Conditions That Affect Vision
Astigmatism is an extremely common eye condition that affects both children and adults. It occurs when there is an imperfection in some part of your cornea, the clear tissue that covers your iris. Light rays pass through the cornea as they travel to the retina, a thin layer of cells at the back of your
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What Is a Chalazion?
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Could that bump on your eyelid be caused by a chalazion?
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What Is a Stye and How Do You Treat Them?
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Do you know what to do if you have a stye on your eyelid?
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What You Need to Know About Dry Eye
Category: Newsletters, Conditions That Affect Vision
If you have never suffered from dry eye, you might not appreciate how important your tears are to your eye health. Without enough moisture, your eyes can become dry, itchy, red and uncomfortable. Dry eye occurs when you do not make enough tears or the tears you produce are not high quality. The Importance
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What You Need to Know About Prescription Goggles
Category: Newsletters, Glasses & Frames
Does poor vision prevent you from enjoying your favorite sport or activity? Prescription goggles can provide a little clarity.
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What does 20/20 Vision Mean?
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How is your vision? Find out how eye doctors determine if you have 20/20 vision.
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What is Surfer's Eye?
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Are you at risk for surfer's eye? You don't need to be an avid surfer to experience this problem. This condition may occur if you spend a lot of time outdoors.
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What the Eyes Tell Us About Overall Health
Category: Newsletters, Amazing, Interesting Eyes
Eyes are your window to the world. Everything you experience is enhanced by what you see. By the same token, eyes can be a window into your body. When it comes to your overall health, your eyes act like an open book shedding light on your condition. A thorough eye exam with your ophthalmologist or optometrist
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What to Ask Your Eye Care Professional
Category: Newsletters, Medical Perspectives
Have questions about your vision? Ask your eye care professional one of these questions during your next visit.
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What to Do When You Get Something in Your Eye
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Do you have something stuck in your eye? Try a few of these helpful tips.
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What to Look for in Sunglasses
Category: Newsletters, Glasses & Frames
All sunglasses are designed to shield your eyes from bright sunlight. Many sunglasses go a step beyond and also promise protection from ultraviolet (UV) light rays and other types of natural radiation from the sun. Protecting your eyes from these damaging rays is essential for keeping your eyes healthy.
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What's in a Frame?
Category: Newsletters, Glasses & Frames
Finding a great looking eyeglass frame can be tough work. What looks good on you? Should you go with round lenses, or square? What should your frame be made out of? Choosing the material of your eyeglass frame is the first order of business, since that will narrow down your search to one specific category. Metal There
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Why Eye Care is Particularly Important if You Have Diabetes
Category: Newsletters, Conditions That Affect Vision
Have you seen an optometrist this year? If you have diabetes, skipping your appointment could put your vision at risk.
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Why Is My Eyelid Twitching?
Category: Newsletters, Tips for Healthy Eyes
Almost every person experiences some form of eyelid twitching in his or her lifetime. Known medically as blepharospasm, eyelid twitching is characterized by the involuntary movement or spasm of the eyelid muscles. Spasms typically occur every few seconds over the course of several minutes. Twitching
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Will I Need Reading Glasses?
Category: Newsletters, Glasses & Frames
According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), beginning approximately around the age of 40, most adults begin to experience age-related vision changes collectively known as presbyopia. The most common symptom first experienced by sufferers is usually an increase in the difficulty of clearly
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