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What’s the Difference Between Nearsighted & Farsighted?

A young child with glasses sitting on the couch, holding a phone near their face due to nearsightedness.

If you’ve ever needed to squint to see something, it could be a sign of a refractive error. These are common vision problems affecting how your eyes refract light. If you’re living with a refractive error, you likely need contact lenses or eyeglasses to correct your vision. There are several types of refractive errors, with […]

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Dry Eyes and Lupus: How Are They Related? 

A woman with lupus holding her eyes, uncomfortable due to dry eye symptoms

If you’ve ever experienced dry, irritated eyes, you know how uncomfortable it can be. For people living with lupus, this discomfort can be a frequent and sometimes persistent problem. Lupus can lead to dry eyes by affecting the moisture-producing glands and triggering secondary conditions like Sjogren’s syndrome, which reduces tear production.  But how exactly are […]

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How to Treat Ocular Rosacea

Close-up of a woman with ocular rosacea, showing redness and irritation in both eyes.

Progression in technology has improved the way eye exams detect and manage conditions like ocular rosacea. There’s no cure for ocular rosacea that will eliminate it, but you can take steps and there are treatments available to manage this condition, prevent flare-ups, and halt its progression. Understanding the symptoms, triggers, and treatment options can make […]

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What Is Neurolens?

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Do you find yourself experiencing frequent headaches, neck pain, or eye strain after spending hours on your screen or reading?  You’re not alone. These symptoms often go hand in hand with our tech-heavy, visually demanding lives and could be linked to something you might not expect—eye misalignment.  Enter Neurolens, a modern technology designed to address […]

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What Are Polarized Sunglasses? Are They Better for Your Eyes?

A smiling patient trying on a pair of polarized sunglasses in front of a display.

When sunlight hits reflective surfaces like water or shiny pavement, it can be blinding. The glare is often harsh, making time spent outdoors much more uncomfortable. But you deserve clear and comfortable vision—that’s where polarized sunglasses come in. Polarized lenses are not inherently “better” for your eyes, but they can make high-glare environments far more […]

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Dry Eyes and Lupus: How Are They Related?

A woman with lupus holding her eyes, uncomfortable due to dry eye symptoms

If you’ve ever experienced dry, irritated eyes, you know how uncomfortable it can be. For people living with lupus, this discomfort can be a frequent and sometimes persistent problem. Lupus can lead to dry eyes by affecting the moisture-producing glands and triggering secondary conditions like Sjogren’s syndrome, which reduces tear production.  But how exactly are […]

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Does Wearing Glasses Make My Eyes Worse?

A well-dressed professional tries on a pair of sleek eyeglasses while at the optometrist

If you wear glasses, maybe you’ve heard someone say glasses make your eyes dependent on them, or you’re worried your vision is degrading quicker.  These widespread concerns often stem from misinformation because wearing eyeglasses does not worsen your vision. Glasses correct refractive errors in your eyes, making up for functions your eyes cannot perform.  Your […]

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