Wearing eyeglasses with coated lenses prescribed by your optometrist is a common and effective way to enhance vision clarity. However, proper cleaning is essential to maintaining the longevity and performance of these lenses. Here are some do’s and don’ts to ensure you’re caring for your coated eyeglass lenses the right way.
Can Optometrists Address Age-related Macular Degeneration?
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common eye condition affecting individuals as they grow older. While many may associate AMD with ophthalmologists, optometrists also play a crucial role in the management and care of this degenerative eye disease. In this post, we explore how an optometrist can assist you or your loved one in handling […]
Do I Need to Remove My Contact Lenses Before an Eye Exam?
Transitioning from wearing eyeglasses to contact lenses can be difficult. One way to maintain your eye health is by scheduling regular eye exams. Read on as the Northern Virginia Doctors of Optometry explains whether you should remove your contact lenses for your scheduled eye exam.
Factors That Impact Vision and Eye Health in the Winter
While you’re bundling up to stay warm this winter, it’s crucial to keep your eye health in check. Cold, dry air, paired with decreased sunlight hours, can wreak havoc on your vision and overall eye health. Indoor heating systems and increased UV radiation exposure add to your eyes’ challenges. But fear not! You can safeguard […]
Quick Eye Makeup Safety Tips
Makeup allows you to enhance your facial features. They can also completely change your appearance. However, you must carefully use them, especially the products you apply to your eyes. Remember, your eyes are among the most delicate parts of your body. When not used correctly, your favorite cosmetics can irritate your eyes or cause an […]
Prescription Eyeglasses: How Are They Made?
After performing a series of tests, your eye doctor will be able to tell if you must wear corrective lenses. If you need prescription eyewear, expect your optometrist to ask you to choose the style of your new eyeglasses. Most of today’s lenses are plastic, but you can still get ones in glass. Meanwhile, frames are usually […]
How to Care for Your Eyes Following LASIK Surgery
LASIK eye surgery is a quick and painless procedure that corrects refractive errors by reshaping the cornea. Its effects are usually permanent, meaning you won’t have to depend as much on your contact lenses or eyeglasses. You will immediately notice an improvement in your vision following the surgery and only need a few days to recover.
Tips to Improve Eye Safety at Home
Almost half of all eye injuries occur in homes. They often happen while cleaning, doing yard work, cooking and performing repairs. Fortunately, 90% of eye injuries can be prevented by wearing appropriate protective eyewear.
Screen Breaks: Why Are They Good for Everyone?
Today, you see screens almost everywhere, from phones and smart watches to computers and tablets. People worldwide spend nearly seven hours a day in front of these devices. While they are essential to work and make life more convenient, you will benefit from giving your eyes a break from screens. Your local eye doctor tells you how.
Healthy Sunlight Exposure: Why Is It Good for Kids’ Eyes?
Natural light can encourage the body’s production of vitamin D, which is crucial for strong bones and the immune system. It can improve your focus, boost your mood and even help you sleep better. Healthy amounts of sun exposure can also benefit your child’s eyes. Learn how from your local pediatric eye care and sports vision […]
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