Contact lenses and eyeglasses serve as the primary and preferred method for vision correction for most people. They both correct refractive errors by changing the way light enters the eye, allowing light to focus directly on the retina. While the mechanism is the same, glasses and contacts have different prescriptions. These values aren’t interchangeable. The […]
Myopia is a common refractive error. If left uncorrected, it can lead to ocular concerns like high myopia. Fortunately, several myopia control options, like MiSight contact lenses, help to slow myopia progression in children. Before beginning myopia management with MiSight contacts, it is important to consider: Understanding Myopia Management Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is […]
Dry eyes can be a real nightmare, and if you wear contact lenses, it can become an even bigger issue. You may experience scratchiness, redness, and eye strain, making wearing your contacts unbearable. However, there is hope! You can still wear contact lenses comfortably as long as you use the right type. Soft, hybrid, scleral, […]
Contact lens wearers know how easy it is to lose track of a box of contacts and find some individually wrapped lenses collecting dust. Throwing them away feels wasteful, but accidentally wearing a pair of contact lenses beyond their expiration date can be bad for your eyes. Contact lenses can expire, and wearing them past […]
Neurolenses are known to help with trigeminal dysphoria which is a misalignment of the eyes and causes eye strain. Here’s why you should see a doctor before opting for the Neurolens. […]
Not only does seeing clearly improve our quality of life, but it improves our safety at work and play. Contact lenses and prescription eyeglasses are 2 vital steps in the quest for 20/20 vision. Getting frames that fit perfectly or comfortable contacts is only half the battle. You’ll need an up-to-date prescription for each. Your […]
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