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Dry eyes can feel like more than just an annoyance. The constant burning, stinging, and blurry vision can interfere with your daily life and make even the simplest tasks uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are several treatment options available - starting with artificial tears.

Dry, irritated, or burning eyes are often brushed off as a minor inconvenience. Many people assume their symptoms are caused by too much screen time, allergies, or simply getting older. A comprehensive dry eye evaluation at Primera Eye Care goes beyond temporary relief. It identifies the root cause of your symptoms and creates a personalized plan to protect your vision and maintain lasting comfort.

Myopia is a growing concern among children today. As digital screen time increases and outdoor activity decreases, more young patients are being diagnosed with myopia at earlier ages. While professional myopia control treatments are highly effective, certain lifestyle changes can also play a crucial role in slowing the progression of this common vision issue.

One of the biggest mistakes new contact lens wearers make is assuming contacts are the same as glasses. They are not. Contact lenses sit directly on the eye, so they need a separate fitting and evaluation. At Primera Eye Care, contact lens exams are used to determine the right lens type, fit, and prescription for each patient’s visual needs and lifestyle.

Bifocals and progressive lenses both help people who need help with far and near vision. Instead of using two different pairs of glasses with different

During World War II, the British published reports in their newspapers that carrots could improve your vision. They did this because they had invented

Eyesight plays a major role in a child’s development. Poor eyesight could result in poor grades at school because the child can’t easily see the board. It

People with poor eyesight often have to give up many parts of their lives as their vision declines: driving, reading, writing, using a phone, and walking

43.8% of Americans over the age of 65 have claimed they do not need to go to an optometrist for regular eye care. But this is in direct competition with

As you get older, your vision changes. Over time, you likely won’t be able to see as well as you did when you were younger. This doesn’t mean there’s