You may have dry eyes if you consistently experience symptoms like a gritty sensation, stinging, light sensitivity, or even unexpectedly watery eyes. […]
How Do I Know If I Have Dry Eyes?
Are Contact Prescriptions the Same as Glasses?
No, contact lenses and glasses do not share the same prescription.
If you’re lucky enough to have a copy of both prescriptions on hand, go ahead and take a look. You’ll notice that the numbers are similar, which accounts for the distinct way each corrective method interacts with your eye.
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Can Myopia Be Reversed?
The short answer is no—once myopia develops, it can’t be reversed […]
Can Dry Eyes Affect Vision?
Dry eye can significantly impact the quality of your vision as well as your ability to enjoy daily activities. Whether it’s the irritation of dryness or the frustration of blurry vision, these symptoms can interfere with tasks as simple as reading, working on your computer, or driving. […]
Does Myopia Go Down When Puberty Ends?
Fortunately, myopia progression tends to go down after puberty as growth begins to slow down. […]
How Long Does It Take for Eyelashes to Grow Back?
By understanding the eyelash growth cycle and taking steps to support healthy regrowth, you can encourage stronger, fuller lashes over time. However, persistent eyelash loss or other eye-related concerns may indicate an underlying issue that requires professional attention. […]
Can Allergies Cause Blurry Vision?
Spring is a beautiful season of growth, renewal, and loads of pollen. For many people, that much pollen in the air means allergies. Of course, spring isn’t the only time you might experience this irritation, but it is a common time of year to experience allergic reactions. Eye allergies are a condition that can cause […]
How Long Does an Eye Exam Take?
Fortunately, most eye exams only take 30-60 minutes. However, that length can depend on the type of eye exam administered, if you or your child has preexisting conditions, or if you’re fitted for glasses or contacts. […]
Is Dark Mode Better For Your Eyes? Eye Strain & Your Phone
If you scroll through Instagram late at night or check emails in bed, you might have noticed a new trend: dark mode. More and more applications and operating systems are offering dark mode as an alternative to the traditional bright, white screens we’re used to.
You may wonder if this new trend is better for your eyes. Excessive screen use can lead to an increased risk of digital eye strain. But dark mode may be better for your eyes and help prevent strained eyes, especially when using your phone in low-light conditions.
Eye strain isn’t typically something you need to worry about as its symptoms usually subside when you remove the trigger, such as digital screen use or intense up-close focus. But it’s a good idea to consult your eye doctor if you’re experiencing persistent symptoms. […]
How to Unclog Meibomian Glands
Fortunately, there are simple and effective ways to unclog meibomian glands and restore clarity to your vision, such as eye masks, intense pulsed light, and gentle heat and massage to melt the hardened oil blocking the glands. […]
