Apart from providing prescription contact lenses and eyeglasses, Opti-Care also offers LASIK co-management. This means we’ll assist you in determining your eligibility for the procedure, preparing you and guiding you through recovery.
[Read more…]Eye-Friendly Lighting Tips for Readers
Whether you are reading a paperback or an ebook on your tablet, it is important to exercise the proper lighting techniques to protect yourself from short-term adverse effects such as eye strain and headaches. An eye exam clinic shares some eye-friendly reading tips:
[Read more…]How High Blood Pressure Can Affect Your Eye Health
Along with causing damage to your heart, arteries and kidneys, hypertension can also affect your eye health and lead to serious eye disease. If left untreated, it can damage the delicate blood vessels that supply blood to your eyes and cause other persistent issues.
[Read more…]Eye Care Tips After LASIK
LASIK procedures are personalized based on a patient’s current condition, so the recovery and aftercare plan can vary from one person to another. Make sure to follow the plan outlined by your doctor. But to give you a general idea of the things you need to do and avoid while your eyes are healing, here are some tips from your trusted optometrist at Opti-Care.
[Read more…]5 Signs That You Are Farsighted
Also known as hyperopia, farsightedness is a condition wherein you can clearly see objects that are far away and then have blurry vision when looking at things up close. It is caused by a flat cornea or an eyeball that is shorter than normal. Generally, if your parents are farsighted, you are likely to be farsighted as well.
[Read more…]Why Consider Buying Polarized Sunglasses This Summer?
Polarized lenses reduce glare from flat surfaces, such as snow or water. They allow you to see more clearly while keeping your eyes safe and comfortable. Sunglasses with these lenses are ideal for individuals who spend a lot of time outdoors or do high-glare activities. Moreover, consulting an optometrist will help you determine if this eyewear is suitable for your needs.
[Read more…]How Do You Know If You’ve Been Overexposed to the Sun?
The sun’s UV rays are not only harmful to your skin but also to your eyes. You should avoid directly looking at the sun to protect your eyes from damage. Also, always wear UV-blocking sunglasses or eyeglasses when going outside, even during the day. Too much exposure to the sun can lead to a temporary eye condition called ultraviolet keratitis.
[Read more…]Contact Lens vs. Eyeglass Prescriptions: What’s the difference?
Many people think that prescriptions for eyeglasses and contact lenses are the same and that they can be used interchangeably. After all, they both help correct your vision and help you see better, right? Unfortunately, this is not the case. If you want to wear both contact lenses and eyeglasses, you will need a separate prescription for each. Here’s why.
[Read more…]Assistive Devices and Techniques for Better Vision
Having poor vision can have a huge impact on your day-to-day life. Normal everyday things such as cooking, reading, driving and even watching television become difficult or even impossible if you are suffering from bad eyesight. In extreme cases, some people even experience depression because they have difficulty finding and keeping a job or participating in social and recreational activities. To help cope with low vision, here are a few devices and techniques that a typical eye doctor will recommend.
[Read more…]How Is Computer Use and Dry Eye Syndrome Related?
Adults spend a significant amount of their day in front of digital screens, such as computers and smartphones. When you are working on these devices, you tend to forget to blink or take breaks. Did you know that spending hours in front of these screens can give you dry eye syndrome?
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