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How Long Does It Take for Your Eyes to Adjust to a New Prescription?

Sometimes it feels like you need a new prescription every time you visit the eye doctor. This can be a pain because it can feel like the new glasses don't


New Nasal Spray to Treat Dry Eye Now FDA-Approved

Millions of people suffer from dry eye. It’s an uncomfortable condition that can occur for a variety of different reasons, including flying on an


Dry Eye Self Evaluation

Dry eye is an uncomfortable and frustrating condition to endure but you may not even know you have it. Dry eye is different than simply sensitivity and is


Can You Put New Lenses in Old Frames?

Finding the right frames can sometimes be a tricky process. You need to make sure they fit and flatter your face. With frame designs changing all the


New Study Finds Eyes & the Aging Process Linked

They say that the eyes are the window to the soul. According to researchers from the Center for Eye Research Australia, the eyes may also be windows into


New Eyedrops Could Replace Reading Glasses

In October of 2021, the FDA approved Vituity, an eyedrop medication that could help those who are experiencing blurry vision because of age. The eyedrops


What You Should Know About Myopia Management

Myopia, which is also commonly known as nearsightedness, affects up to 30% of the population of the United States. That’s millions of people who are


Do You Have Astigmatism? Identify the Signs (Online Astigmatism Test)

Those with astigmatism may find looking at objects both near and far to be like looking into a funhouse mirror. Astigmatism is a refractive error that


What Eye Problems Can Age Cause?

Getting older can impact your eyesight. Typically, aging results in weaker vision, but there’s also a risk of greater age-related eye conditions. This is


Recent Study Finds Glaucoma Linked to a Gene Mutation

Millions of Americans suffer from glaucoma. In fact, glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness. Glaucoma is caused by damage to the optical nerve


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