On April 8th, regions of Northwestern Pennsylvania will experience a total solar eclipse. To help you prepare for this stunning event, we have a few suggestions and reminders to ensure your safety and enjoyment of the solar eclipse. We’ll remind you of the dangers of looking directly at the eclipse, discuss a few things […]
Each December, the letters FSA and HSA appear everywhere. You’ll see them online, in stores, and more. Even if you participate in one of these accounts, they can be complex. We’ve created a short guide to explain them and help you know some of the benefits you receive through these specialized saving plans. […]
Glaucoma is not just an eye disease; it is a group of eye disorders that damage the optic nerve. The optic nerve serves as the data cable of the eye to the brain. Inevitably, when the line is damaged, it cannot provide the brain with the entire picture, leading to vision loss. Glaucoma occurs from […]
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month. According to a 2018 report from American Diabetes Association, 34.2 million people in the U.S. (10.5% of Americans) suffer from diabetes, a well-known endocrine disorder detrimental to the body. The disease is known to cause problems with the nerves, heart, kidneys, and more. But did you know that […]
It makes sense that if some foods are beneficial to eyesight, there must also be foods that can be detrimental to vision. Many of the foods that damage eyesight are foods that negatively affect the body in general. Interestingly, being mindful of your heart health is closely tied to caring for your eye health. Your eyes […]
Spooky season is on the way, so that means it is time to get excited about costumes and contacts! One of the scariest parts of Halloween is the risk of eye infection and vision loss from costume contact lenses. Undoubtedly your costume should be stunning, and of course, contact lenses can take it to the […]
Have you ever wondered what the deal is with cataracts? Maybe you are curious because you or someone you know has been diagnosed with them. Perhaps you’re worried about developing them in the future and are curious about what they are. Regardless of your reasoning, we have a short guide to cataracts, what they are, […]
August is child eye care and safety month. Now that you know how to prepare your child for their eye exam and new eyewear, here are some practical ways to protect their future vision! 1. Guard against UV damage with sunglasses Sunglasses are essential for the long-term health of the human eye. Yet children often […]
Contact lenses are a great opportunity to see clearly without wearing eyeglasses. They provide more freedom for certain activities and offer an alternative look, which makes them fun and versatile. However, with a myriad of contact lens options available, it’s important to find the best option for YOU. To help you prepare for your […]
It’s no secret. Our eyes change the older we get, making age-related vision changes inevitable. While some changes are subtle and harmless, others can indicate more serious issues. Presbyopia is one such harmless change that each of us will encounter at some point in our lives. Presbyopia is a change in the focusing […]
