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Yes. Sunglasses are Still Needed in the Winter

Written by Simon Eye Optician, Brenda Lorenzo

3-D TV and Movies Look to Attract Viewers but Not Everyone Can ‘See’ what All the Hype is About

Contributed by AOA

Millions of Americans unable to see in 3-D; doctors of optometry say help is available in the form of vision therapy

Eight Easy Ways to Keep Your Eyes Healthy and Safe

 

Have you ever wished the human body came with a manual? I know I have. When we're told we have to take care of our eyes or we'll have degraded eyesight over time, or worse, we're not often told what we can do to keep our eyes happy and healthy. Well, there are eight easy ways you can do just that. And they are:

Majority of Americans Lack Awareness of Diabetic Eye Diseases (from AOA)

The American Optometric Association (AOA) is using National Diabetes Awareness Month to urge Americans living with diabetes to schedule yearly comprehensive eye exams to help detect diabetic eye disease.

Gestational Diabetes and Your Vision

Written by Dr. Charles Simon

Gestational diabetes, or pregnancy induced glucose intolerance, affects about 4% of pregnancies. The first indication of onset may be vision changes, which may be overlooked because vision changes are so common during pregnancy. However, it is a good idea to discuss any vision changes with your eye doctor, as the cause may be more serious.

Contacts and Their Major Leap in Technology Goes Beyond Vision

New Contacts Lenses, created by Microsoft and University of Washington, Can Check Blood Sugar Levels

Glaucoma FAQ

In honor of National Glaucoma Awareness Month, the blog will be updated with important information on the disease. Below are frequently asked questions and answers.

 

What is glaucoma?

Glaucoma is an eye disease in which the internal fluid pressure of your eye rises to a point that the optic nerve is damaged.

Surprising Claims Prove Adults May Need a Contact Refresher Course

          Contacts have become second nature to most lens-wearers, which is a gift to most and a curse to those in the eye care profession. After getting acquainted to the world of contact lenses, each person adopts a contact routine that works perfectly for them.

New Year's Resolution: Eye Healthy Diet

With the New Year approaching, everyone is feeling the urge to renew and revise in the spirit New Year’s resolutions. One of the most common resolutions is to become healthier or lose weight. While focusing on becoming a better you, remember the food you choose has an effect on your vision. Feeding your eyes is the most important thing you can do to ensure good vision in the long run—it should not be forgotten in the midst of slimming your waistline or to fit in your favorite pair of jeans. Fortunately, foods that promote eye health are not offending to most diet plans.



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