A Recipe for Eye Health
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Did you know that your dietary choices have an impact on your eye health and vision? Opting for appetizing food that at the same time provides you with all the nutrients that are essential for preserving your vision, is taking a major step towards minimizing the risk of eye disease and age-related vision changes. To […]

The Great Glasses Play Day 2013
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The first weekend of August (August 3rd and 4th) has been marked as the 2nd annual Great Glasses Play Day. The event, which first launched in 2012 was created for parents, eye care professionals, educators and children who wear glasses or have other vision challenges to celebrate and create awareness about the positive aspects of […]

This Halloween, Be Wary of Costume Contact Lenses
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Cataracts Lens

As Halloween approaches, many people start thinking about their costumes, and one of the easiest ways to add a unique flair is through costume contact lenses. Whether you’re dressing up as a cat, vampire, or something more out-of-the-box, Halloween contact lenses can be a fun and dramatic addition to your outfit. However, did you know […]

Contact Lens Care: How to Keep Your Lenses Clean and Safe
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Wearing contact lenses comes with great responsibility, particularly when it comes to proper hygiene and care. Neglecting contact lens care can lead to eye infections, irritation, and in extreme cases, permanent damage to your eyes. Here are some essential tips for how to take care of your contacts and ensuring your eyes stay healthy. 1. […]

Fun Holiday Gifts That Are GOOD for Children’s Vision
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Eye Health

The holiday season is fast approaching, and with technology becoming a central part of everyday life, the easy go-to gifts for kids often include video games and gaming systems. But did you know that excessive screen time can strain children’s eyes and potentially lead to issues like myopia (nearsightedness)? This year, why not choose a […]

Hope in Sight for Low Vision: A Path to Better Vision
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February is Low Vision Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on low vision and the importance of early detection and low vision rehabilitation. Low vision is a condition in which a person experiences significant vision loss that glasses, contact lenses, medication, or surgery can’t fully correct. It affects millions of people, especially the […]