Contact lenses offer an attractive alternative to glasses, and if you’re finally making the switch, you’re probably pretty excited. Your eye doctor has probably armed you well with bottles of solution and instructions for cleaning, removing and inserting your lenses. Still, there are things that are bound to happen to you as you adjust to your lenses that you may find surprising or strange. Read on to ensure you know what to expect. Read More»
If you are experiencing problems with your vision, you should see an optometrist. This will allow you to get a comprehensive exam that will detect any problems you may have. For instance, if you have cataracts, you may want to know the many reasons for having surgery to correct this issue right away.
Reason #1: Success Rate
Studies show that in 98% of patients choosing cataract surgery, this is a successful procedure. Read More»
If you are someone that has an astigmatism on at least of your eyes, there is a good chance that you need some form of vision correction. An astigmatism causes the shape of your cornea to be irregular and thus distort your vision slightly. The vision correction options for an astigmatism were limited to glasses for many years. Now, there are contacts available for individuals with an astigmatism, but there are some differences that you need to know. Read More»
