
The Right Eye Protection for Athletes
Every year, thousands of athletes suffer preventable eye injuries. With the right protective eyewear, these injuries wouldn’t happen.
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Plain-language answers to the questions we hear most — exams, kids' vision, contact lenses, and keeping your eyes healthy for the long run.
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Every year, thousands of athletes suffer preventable eye injuries. With the right protective eyewear, these injuries wouldn’t happen.
Read moreSome eye symptoms need attention today, some need a call this week, and some can wait for your next visit. Here is how to tell them apart.
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Human vision is remarkable, but it’s far from the most impressive in the animal kingdom. From creatures that see ultraviolet light to others that navigate total darkness without eyes at all, nature has developed an astonishing range of solutions to the problem of sight.
Read moreThe frame you love only works if it fits your face and suits your prescription. Here is what to weigh besides style when you are picking new glasses.
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Your eyes work harder than almost any other organ in your body. They process millions of signals every day.
Read moreDiabetic eye disease can advance a long way before you notice anything. That is exactly why the yearly exam is scheduled by the calendar and not by symptoms.
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Getting your first pair of glasses, or a new prescription, is exciting. It can also come with an adjustment period that catches people off guard.
Read moreTired, dry, aching eyes after a day at the computer are real and treatable. The cause is usually less about blue light than about how you blink, focus, and sit.
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What are the most important aspects of protecting your vision? You’re probably thinking of annual eye exams, the right pair of glasses, or maybe sunglasses on a bright day.
Read moreDry eye is not a shortage of tears so much as a problem with tear quality. Understanding which type you have is what makes treatment work.
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Spending time in the water is one of summer’s great pleasures. That’s true whether you’re doing laps at the pool, snorkeling on vacation, or splashing around at the lake, but water, especially treated or open water, poses real risks to your eyes.
Read moreNearsightedness in children tends to worsen year over year. Myopia management aims to slow that progression, and there are several proven approaches to choose from.
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You’re going about your day when something strange happens to your field of vision. A flickering arc of light creeps into your vision, or part of your visual field simply disappears.
Read moreLiving on the Florida coast means year-round UV exposure, and it reaches your eyes from above and off the water. Here is what that does over time and how to shield against it.
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When most people think about eyebrows and eyelashes, they think about aesthetics. But long before they became a focal point of beauty routines and makeup tutorials, brows and lashes evolved for one purpose: to protect your eyes.
Read moreA comprehensive eye exam is a full health check of your eyes, not just a vision test. Here is what each step is for and why it matters, from the chair.
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When it comes to vision and eye health, biology makes a difference. Research consistently shows that certain eye conditions affect women and men at different rates, with different levels of severity, and sometimes for different reasons.
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You lock your doors at night, and you wash your hands before eating. You think carefully about what enters your body.
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Blinking is one of the most automatic things your body does. You do it thousands of times a day without a second thought.
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If you get frequent headaches, your eyes might be the cause. Many people reach for pain relievers without realizing that an underlying vision problem could be driving their discomfort.
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Your lenses are a significant investment in your vision and your health. Whether you wear glasses, contact lenses, or both, taking care of them properly means clearer vision, fewer replacements, and healthier eyes.
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When most people hear “color blindness,” they imagine a world drained of all color. This common misconception of eyesight like a black-and-white movie couldn’t be further from the truth.
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Have you ever seen a still image that appeared to move? Or looked at two identical objects that appeared to be different sizes?
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Your eyes are one of your most valuable assets. Unfortunately, they’re often overlooked when it comes to preventive health care.
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