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How to Reduce Eye Strain from Computers

A young woman sits in her home office working on a laptop. She holds her glasses and massages her nose to reduce eye strain.

In today’s digital age, spending long hours in front of a computer is often unavoidable. Whether for work, school, or leisure, our eyes are constantly fixated on screens. This prolonged exposure can lead to digital eye strain, which affects many and causes discomfort, such as headaches, blurred vision, and dry eyes.  Understanding digital eye strain […]

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Scleral Lenses for Keratoconus: How Do They Work?

A close-up image of a woman with a scleral contact lens on the tip of her finger.

Keratoconus, an eye condition that affects the shape of your cornea, is a progressive problem. This condition is well-recognized for causing blurry vision, distortion, and more. Fortunately, treatment can easily be found with the help of an experienced optometrist. One popular answer to keratoconus is scleral lenses. These specialty contact lenses arch over the cornea […]

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Are Contact Lens & Glasses Prescriptions the Same?

Woman with questionable expression looks at contact lenses she holds in one hand and has glasses in other hand.

It’s a common misconception that prescriptions for contact lenses and glasses are the same. While they may appear similar at first glance, there are several important differences that can significantly impact vision correction.  For instance, contact lens prescriptions account for the curvature of the cornea and the distance between the lens and the eye, which […]

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How To Unclog Meibomian Glands?

A person pulling down their right eyelid with their finger to show their inflamed meibomian glands

Clogged meibomian glands can occur for a number of reasons, resulting in dry, irritated eyes. When your eyes can’t produce enough adequate tears, your eyes can feel incredibly uncomfortable.  Your meibomian glands are responsible for producing a special oil that prevents your eyes from dehydrating too quickly. When these glands are affected, your eyes are […]

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What are Scleral Lenses?

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Contact lenses can be challenging to wear for people with irregular cornea shape, severe dryness, and some eye diseases. Many people turn to scleral lenses as a solution, as they are bigger than regular contact lenses, resting on the whites of your eyes and allowing them to be used for extended periods. They’re gas-permeable, allowing […]

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How Often Should I Have an Eye Exam?

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Understanding when to schedule an eye exam is important for maintaining healthy vision and catching potential health and ocular conditions issues early. There are different eye exams to address different concerns.
The frequency of eye exams for children, adults, and seniors varies depending on age, underlying health conditions, and risk factors for eye diseases. […]

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