Preparing Yourself For Cataract Surgery

Posted on 15 October 2015

The blurry vision became too much to deal with so your eye doctor suggested cataract surgery to clear up your vision. This outpatient procedure is done on a regular basis to address the loss of vision due to a foggy lens in the eye. You may even have a slight correction of your vision as a result of the surgery. Here is how to prepare yourself for this procedure and what you can expect from it. [Read More]

Leave The Sandman Out Of It! A Closer Look At Gritty Eye Problems

Posted on 26 August 2015

Even if you have been begging for the Sandman to bring you a dream, waking up with the feeling of gritty sand in your eyes will not be a welcome experience. Gritty feeling eyes can make your eyes burn and itch, leave your vision lacking in clarity, and really make you feel like crawling back into the bed. Before you start complaining about the Sandman, make sure that the gritty feelings you are experiencing in your eyes is not due to an optometric problem that you should know about. [Read More]

Eye Care Tips: Guide To Naturally Prevent Cataracts

Posted on 15 July 2015

Keeping your eyes healthy is important, especially if you want to prevent eye-related issues like cataracts. Cataracts are caused by tissue degeneration and damage. Do not fret, because the following guide may help you prevent cataracts naturally.  The Multivitamin Method A study revealed that a multivitamin that contains vitamin C, E, and beta-carotene may help prevent cataracts from developing in your eyes. These vitamins help reinforce your eye tissue, which helps prevent degeneration. [Read More]

3 Tips for Choosing the Best Glasses

Posted on 30 June 2015

Wearing glasses can be a pain if you don't like the glasses that you own. If you do love your glasses, then you can treat them as a fashion accessory and wearing them is much less aggravating or embarrassing. Follow these three tips in order to make sure that you choose the best glasses possible. 1. Try to Make Your Glasses Contrast Your Face There seems to be an unlimited number of options for different types of frames. [Read More]

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how to find an optometrist for your family

Do you have a trusted optometrist that your family uses for regular exams each year? If not, it is time that you find a single optometrist that your entire family can use. Did you know that your health history can tell your optometrist a lot about your eye care? if you go from eye doctor to eye doctor, it is difficult to establish a solid medical chart and maintain a solid medical history for each member of your family. Visit my site to learn a few tips that can help you choose the optometrist that will suit the needs of your family the best.