When eyeglasses become smudged or streaked, it’s natural to reach for the nearest cleaner, which often means Windex. Windex is […]
Can You Clean Eyeglasses with Windex?
What Causes Peripheral Vision Loss?
Peripheral vision loss can stem from several causes, such as:
Glaucoma
Retinal detachment
Diabetic retinopathy
Tunnel vision
Retinitis pigmentosa
Eye injuries […]
Neurolens for Eye Misalignment: How Do They Work?
Neurolens uses microprism technology to encourage proper eye alignment and prevent eye muscles from overworking. This design addresses the root cause of eye misalignment instead of treating it superficially. […]
Is Retinal Detachment an Emergency?
Without quick intervention, retinal detachment can lead to vision loss and is considered an urgent eye health concern. […]
Can a Sinus Infection Cause Vision Problems?
Under certain circumstances, sinus infections can cause vision-related problems like blurry vision or pressure behind your eyes. In rare cases, a sinus infection can lead to infections in the muscles and nerves around the eyes that require emergency care. […]
6 Tips for Driving at Night with Astigmatism
Driving at night can be challenging for anyone. But for those with astigmatism, halos around lights and increased glare can […]
What Eyeglasses Are in Style Now?
So, what eyeglasses are in style now? Let’s take a look at some of the latest trends in eyewear:
Oversized Frames
Round Frames
Clear/Metallic Frames
Cat-Eye Frames […]
Why Do My Eyes Burn in the Shower?
The answer isn’t always straightforward—it could be as simple as soap irritation or something more complex like dry eye disease. The good news? There are ways to address the discomfort and find relief. […]
What Causes Eye Tracking Problems in Adults?
Eye-tracking problems in adults can stem from various causes, including neurological conditions, vision disorders, and lifestyle factors. Fortunately, there are effective treatment options available to address these challenges. […]
Can Cataracts Come Back?
Fortunately, a cataract cannot come back once the clouded lens is removed. But it’s important to note that another condition called posterior capsule opacification (PCO) can develop, which has similar symptoms to a cataract. […]
