Sudden blurred vision can be concerning. While it’s often due to minor issues like eyestrain while using digital devices or wearing contact lenses, it could signal a more serious health concern in other cases. In this article, Northern Virginia Doctors of Optometry offers essential information about sudden blurred vision to help ease your concerns and help […]
Can Contact Lenses Protect My Eyes Against UV?
In recent years, the topic of UV protection has increasingly found its way into discussions surrounding vision care, especially with the rising popularity of contact lenses as a primary vision correction solution. If you are a contact lens wearer, you might have wondered if your lenses can offer significant protection against harmful UV rays. Keep […]
Is Sunlight Good or Bad for My Eyes?
Sunlight plays a crucial role in our daily lives, not just by keeping our planet warm or making things visible but also through its significant effects on our health, including eye health. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of safe sun exposure and the risks associated with UV damage to our eyes.
Seeing Spots and “Cobwebs”? Here’s What They Are
When you start noticing unusual shapes like spots, dots, lines, or what appear to be “cobwebs” obstructing your field of vision, it’s a common reaction to feel concerned. These visual phenomena, commonly referred to as floaters, are experienced by many and often manifest as small, dark, shadowy shapes that drift across your vision. But what […]
Why Children Should Have Their Eyes Tested Yearly
Good vision is crucial for children’s overall development and daily functioning, especially in an educational environment. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the significant reasons why children should have their eyes tested yearly, drawing on insights from industry experts.
Am I Too Old to Switch to Contact Lenses?
Optometry has come a long way, offering solutions for individuals at various stages of life, including those contemplating an eye care transition later in life. In this blog post, we will debunk the assumption that there’s an age limit to adapting to contact lenses, lay clear the available options, and address common apprehensions.
The Optometrist’s Role on Allergy-Related Dry Eye
Dry, itchy and red eyes are no fun. You may be too familiar with these uncomfortable symptoms if you suffer from allergies. Allergies can wreak havoc with your eyes, triggering a condition known as dry eye—when your eyes can’t produce enough tears or the right quality to stay adequately moistened. You read that correctly: allergies […]
Beat Screen Eye Strain With Blue Light Protection
We’ve all heard about the dangers of UV light, but there’s another type of light that we need to consider: blue light. You encounter blue light daily, from sunlight to digital devices like smartphones, tablets or computers. While not all blue light exposure is harmful, excessive amounts could impact your health, particularly your eyes. In […]
Specialty Contacts: See if They’re Right for You
If you’re having problems with your vision and standard contact lenses aren’t providing enough comfort or clarity, consider an upgrade. Enter specialty contact lenses, an advanced solution to tackle complex vision problems. Let’s learn more about it in this post.
Cataracts in Children and Young Adults: Know the Facts
Cataracts — cloudy areas in the eye’s lens — are usually associated with older adults, aren’t they? It might surprise you that this is only part of the picture. Even children and young adults can develop cataracts. It’s essential for your understanding, especially if you’re a parent or guardian, to realize that cataracts aren’t constrained […]
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