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How do Computer Glasses Help?

If you spend a significant amount of your day on a computer, tablet or smartphone, the blue light that is emitted from these devices may be putting you at risk for developing serious eye diseases. Blue light emissions create a glare on the screen that can affect the visual contrast...


Are your Child’s Eyes School-Ready?

If your child is showing signs of a learning difficulty, it may be due to a vision problem. Having 20/20 vision does not indicate “perfect” vision.


MiSight 1-Day Lenses: The Future of Myopia Control is Here!

These daily disposable lenses are a game-changer for those looking to manage nearsightedness effectively, offering comfort, convenience, and cutting-edge technology.


Does your Child Experience Computer Eye Strain?

These daily disposable lenses are a game-changer for those looking to manage nearsightedness effectively, offering comfort, convenience, and cutting-edge technology.


Do you Suffer with Spring Allergy-Eyes?

Eye allergies can mean the difference between feeling energized from a morning jog and spending the rest of the day suffering from dry, itchy, irritated eyes.


March is ‘Save your Vision’ Month

If you are over age 40, or have diabetes, you are at a higher risk of developing eye disease. Many sight-threatening diseases can sneak up on you before symptoms are noticed.


Winter Can Dry Out your Eyes Too!

Winter condition can cause dry eyes. The harsh winds outside and dry heat inside can make your eyes feel dry and uncomfortable


Use It Or Lose It!

By using your benefits you can not only get new, good quality, frames you can also choose to upgrade your lenses to progressive lenses.


Concussion, BVD and Your Vision

Concussion can have serious impact on your eyes and vision, including a speciifc condition known as Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD).


How Macular Degeneration Can Affect Mental Health

Individuals with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can improve their quality of life and mental health by using low vision aids and devices.


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