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Taking the Fingerprint of Your Eye: Why EyePrintPro Delivers Results for Patients

Taking the Fingerprint of Your Eye: Why EyePrintPro Delivers Results for Patients

What if you could take a fingerprint of your eye? Just as every person has a unique fingerprint, every person also has a unique eye shape.

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February 4, 2019

Seven Reasons Why Your Teen Is Ready for Contact Lenses

Seven Reasons Why Your Teen Is Ready for Contact Lenses

Throughout childhood, most kids that require vision correction wear eyeglasses. As they age into their teenage years, though, your son or daughter may express i

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January 18, 2019

Do You Have Trouble Seeing at Night? Here Is What You Need to Be Aware Of

Do You Have Trouble Seeing at Night? Here Is What You Need to Be Aware Of

While it is more difficult for anyone in general to see well at night, most people will notice that their eyes adjust to the dark—making it possible to navigate

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January 18, 2019

6 Things You Need to Know about Your Child’s Vision Development

6 Things You Need to Know about Your Child’s Vision Development

Your baby’s eyes will not be fully developed at birth. On the contrary, it will take several years for the eyes to continue growing and maturing, and for your c

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January 2, 2019

Achieve Powerful Vision Correction without Surgery: Ask Your Eye Doctor about Orthokeratology

Achieve Powerful Vision Correction without Surgery: Ask Your Eye Doctor about Orthokeratology

Are you suffering from vision problems such as myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), or astigmatism (blurry vision at all distances)? If so, you

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December 17, 2018

Is Too Much Screen Time Really Bad for My Kid's Eyes?

Is Too Much Screen Time Really Bad for My Kid's Eyes?

According to a 2017 study from Common Sense Media, the average child eight years old or younger now spends two hours and 19 minutes every day looking at a scree

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December 4, 2018

What Causes Corneal Abrasions? What to Expect and Treatments

What Causes Corneal Abrasions? What to Expect and Treatments

“Corneal abrasion” is the term used to describe scratches to the cornea. While this kind of injury can cause red eyes, increased sensitivity to light, and overa

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December 4, 2018

Vision over 40 Glasses or Contact Lenses We Break Out the Pros and Cons

Vision over 40 Glasses or Contact Lenses We Break Out the Pros and Cons

Even if you’ve had perfect 20/20 vision for your entire life, you’ll probably start noticing some changes in your eyes around the age of 40. Your 40’s mark the

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November 27, 2018

Be Very Afraid – of Costume Contact Lenses

Be Very Afraid – of Costume Contact Lenses

If you love Halloween, you are probably excitedly making plans for decorations, parties, fun food and drinks, and–best of all–your costume. Many people love to

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October 27, 2018

6 Reasons Why Your Child Needs an Eye Exam

6 Reasons Why Your Child Needs an Eye Exam

As a parent, watching over your child's health is one of the most important tasks you have. As you navigate challenges in nutrition, physical activity, and the

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October 12, 2018

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