A few months ago, my husband started complaining about his eyesight. He began having difficulty reading for long periods of time. After visiting an optician, he was informed that he needed eyeglasses. When his new pair of eyeglasses arrived at the optician’s office, my husband immediately asked his eye doctor about eyeglass cases. Because my husband often forgets where he puts his belongings, he didn’t want to accidentally sit on his new eyeglasses and break them. After some shopping, he opted for a sleek black leather case. On this blog, you will discover the importance of investing in a protective case for your eyeglasses.
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26 July 2023
Sometimes, glasses get damaged. You might accidentally drop them, or they might develop a problem with a part. This doesn't necessarily mean that you need a new pair of glasses; your optician might be able to repair them for you.
It might seem easier to ignore minor damage than fix it. However, any damage can affect how long your glasses last and how well they work. So, a fast repair is sensible.
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13 May 2022
Cataract surgery is a common procedure that many people undergo every year. It is a surgery to remove the cloudy lens in your eye and replace it with an artificial lens. After the surgery, you will need to take some time to heal. During this time, there are some restrictions on what you can do. This article addresses when you can resume exercise after your cataract procedure, plus some other activities you should avoid during the healing process.
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3 November 2020
Some people first need glasses while they're still in elementary school. Others enjoy perfect vision all their lives but find themselves struggling to read as they reach their senior years. Vision changes can impact your eyes at any age. If you're experiencing blurred vision, make an appointment with an eye doctor who can perform a vision test as part of a diagnostic eye exam. Here are four common solutions for blurry vision that your eye doctor may prescribe:
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19 March 2020
Digital eye strain is a common eye condition, yet it's one that is often ignored. Although it's a temporary condition, digital eye strain can cause a series of issues. Make sure you take this condition seriously and take measures to limit your risk.
Blue Light Is to Blame
The people who are at the greatest risk of digital eye strain are those individuals who spend a large portion of their day looking at objects with blue lights.
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