Preparing For Cataract Surgery

Characterized by a clouding of the lens that affects not only how your eye looks, but also how you see, cataracts can become a big problem. Therefore, it is easy to see why so many people opt for surgery to remove the cataract from their eye. Fortunately, cataract surgery is not only one of the most common surgeries, but also one of the safest surgeries in the United States. If you are scheduled for cataract surgery, this guide will help you prepare in advance. Read More 

3 Essential Tips For New Contact Lens Wearers

Living with a vision impairment is challenging. Thankfully, help is available if you struggle to see in the best manner possible. Prescription eyeglasses, surgical procedures, and contact lenses can all be used to correct your vision. Although most people opt for prescription glasses, contact lenses have many benefits. Unfortunately, many people have a fear of wearing contacts because they do require proper placement and care. With this guide, you will learn a few essential tips to follow when you are first starting to wear eye contacts. Read More 

What To Look For In New Glasses Frames

You're in need of new glasses, but there's more to considering frames than just color and style. Learn what to look for in your new glasses so you get eyewear that will last and feel comfortable the next time you go to an eyeglass frames store. Weight If you have a dainty face or your prescription is stronger, you want glasses and lenses that are lightweight. Some plastic frames are very light, while metal frames in a half-frame design can be a lighter weight as well. Read More 

Things To Discuss With Your Eye Doctor Before Laser Vision Correction

Laser vision correction is one of the most commonly performed optometric procedures performed in the country. This minimally invasive procedure involves using a precise laser beam to eliminate slight issues in the eye that are affecting your vision, so it is a procedure that is desirable for those who have to rely on glasses or contact lenses to see well. While laser vision correction is minimally invasive and works well for most patients, there are some things that your doctor should know before you elect to have this procedure done on your eyes. Read More 

Getting Your Driver’s License: Three Reasons To Visit Your Optometrist First

Whether you are getting your driver's license for the first time or your current license is up for renewal, there are many good reasons to visit your optometrist before heading to your local DMV. Use this guide to determine if you should have a vision screening to help your ability to safely operate a vehicle. No Surprises At The DMV When getting or renewing a license, the DMV will check your vision. Read More