While the optimal timing for amblyopia treatment is during childhood years, the fact is that it’s never “too late” to treat lazy eye. […]
When Is It Too Late to Treat Lazy Eye?
Are Carrots Actually Good for Eye Health?
Carrots are good for your eye health—but they’re only one part of a larger picture. They do contain plenty of eye-friendly nutrients, but they’re not a cure-all secret weapon for instantly improving sight. […]
Glaucoma: Understanding This Sneaky Eye Disease
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, and we’re here to shed some light on this stealthy yet potentially vision-threatening condition. Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that affect the optic nerve. Think of the optic nerve as the unsung hero behind the scenes, responsible for transmitting visual information to the brain. Now, here’s the catch […]
Stress and Your Vision: How They Relate To Each Other
Your eyes are not just windows to your soul; they are intricate, delicate organs, acting as finely tuned cameras, designed to capture the world’s beauty in vibrant detail. These remarkable organs deserve their own superhero theme song, but instead, they often get hit with the blues when stress comes to town. Recognizing the significance of […]
Halloween Contact Lenses: Staying Spooky & Safe
Halloween is just around the corner, and you might be gearing up to put together the most epic costume ever. You’ve got the spooky decorations, the eerie soundtrack, and a killer costume idea. But wait, have you considered adding a unique touch to your look with colored contact lenses? Before you dive into the world […]
Optomap Ultra-Widefield Retinal Imaging: Seeing The Bigger Picture
What is the Optomap? Have you ever wondered what the inside of your eye looks like? The Optomap is like the ultimate selfie stick for your eyeballs. It is a diagnostic tool that allows our Optometrists to capture an ultra-widefield view of your retina, the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eye. The Optomap […]
The Impact of Digital Devices on Children’s Eye Health: Tips for Parents
It’s no secret that computers, tablets, cell phones, and video games have become staples in our children’s everyday lives. So how does this affect our children? The truth is that most children are spending too much time on screens, which can lead to poor eye development and increases your child’s risk of developing certain eye […]
Is Rubbing Your Eyes Bad for You?
Too much rubbing could damage your eyes, worsen existing conditions like glaucoma, and increase your risk of getting an eye infection. […]
How to Prevent an Eye Infection
Just like the common cold, eye infections can happen to anyone. From shopping carts, door handles, and other everyday items, you can pick up bacteria and germs that can make their way into your eyes. Preventing eye infections takes positive hygiene practices, like using clean towels and washing your face and eyelids daily, to help […]
Is Dark Mode Better For Your Eyes?
There’s no conclusive evidence to suggest that dark mode helps digital eye strain, but it may help reduce blue light, potentially affecting sleep quality.
It’s been suggested that dark mode isn’t enough, and what makes the difference is dimming the screen’s brightness setting.
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