Eye Care

Everyone, no matter what their gender is, wants their eyes to stay healthy as long as possible. But did you know that women make up the majority – as many as two thirds – of the people who have some sort of visual impairment? Do you want to know how to keep your eyes healthy during Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month? We’re happy to help.

Sports are a great way for young people to stay in shape, learn about teamwork, and spend time with their friends. But keeping safe is just as important as having fun, especially when it comes to protecting something as important as the eyes.

We’ve talked before in this blog about how fruits and vegetables are good for your eyes, help you avoid getting a cold, and even help you fall asleep. But we’ve never talked about how to actually identify the best fruits and vegetables. Today, we’re changing that. We’ll show you what to watch for, how to clean your produce, and how to store it. Intrigued? Read on to learn more.

Your eyes are itchy and you’re in serious need of relief. You find an old bottle of eye drops in your medicine cabinet. You pause before using them and wonder, should I be using them?

I’m 65, and my grandson is 16. We both want LASIK. Are we the right ages for it?

You get a physical every year and you go to the dentist for regular cleanings, but you never remember to make appointments to make sure your vision prescription is up to date. February is Low Vision Awareness Month, so what better time to talk about six reasons you should have a vision screening?