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Keratoconus and what you need to know about it

Keratoconus and what you need to know about it

Most people have a round-shaped cornea, and that’s the way a human cornea is supposed to be. However, sometimes human eyes have a weakening that doesn’t allow t

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August 17, 2015

Healthy Habits For Contact Lens Wear

Healthy Habits For Contact Lens Wear

As teens head back to school, reinforcing proper contact lens wear and care can promote good vision and healthy eyes throughout the school year and throughout l

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August 10, 2015

Up-close challenges of hyperopia

Up-close challenges of hyperopia

Up-close challenges of hyperopia. The landscape of childhood learning differs now from what most practicing optometrists might recall. One of the biggest change

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August 3, 2015

Food For Your Eyes

Food For Your Eyes

Take a look at the various conditions affecting different parts of the eye and see which foods contain the vitamins and nutrients necessary to keep your eyes he

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July 27, 2015

Why Should I Choose Scleral Lenses Instead of Other Lenses?

Why Should I Choose Scleral Lenses Instead of Other Lenses?

Because they are larger than conventional GP lenses, scleral lenses are more stable on the eye. They also provide initial comfort similar to soft lenses. If you

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July 21, 2015

Keep your eyes healthy

Keep your eyes healthy

Maintaining healthy eyes will bring you more than sharper vision. Eye health is vital to having the best quality of life possible. Here are some common eye heal

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July 6, 2015

Sports & Contact Lens Myths

Sports & Contact Lens Myths

As all athletes know, your vision is one of the most important aspects of improving your performance every time you step onto the field. Unfortunately, not ever

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June 29, 2015

Night Time Contact Lenses Stop Children Becoming Short-sighted

Night Time Contact Lenses Stop Children Becoming Short-sighted

Children could be cured of short-sightedness by wearing soft contact lenses at night which re-shape their eyes to prevent them ever needing glasses, a study has

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June 29, 2015

8 Things Your Eyes Reveal About Your Health

8 Things Your Eyes Reveal About Your Health

Ophthalmologists look into your body in a way no other doctor can, giving them surprising insights into what’s going on. What your doc is seeing: Fluid buildup

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June 22, 2015

Summer alert: Too much sun can damage your eyes

Summer alert: Too much sun can damage your eyes

Sand on your feet, warm summer breeze: summer is really here! During the hottest season of the year, people often spend more time outdoors, which means prolonge

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June 15, 2015

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