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When To Get New Glasses
You may have had your glasses for years and still be able to see fairly clearly out of them. Because your glasses are helping your eyesight, you may not realize that the condition of your eyes themselves has changed. Changes are often gradual and, therefore, hard to notice. However, it is important to continue getting regular eye exams. You might be surprised to see how much your eyesight has changed throughout the year. Here are a few signs that you may need new glasses: Chronic Headaches Many people fail to associate their headaches with weakening eyesight. People do not always
Read MoreJuly is UV Safety Month—Celebrate by Protecting Your Eyes
While the sun provides us with many benefits and supports our life, its ultraviolet rays can be harmful and damaging to our bodies, primarily our skin and eyes. Over time, exposure to two types of UV rays can lead to macular degeneration and some kinds of cataracts, both of which affect your vision. UV-A rays can damage central vision, while UV-B rays may affect your cornea and lens. It’s important to protect eyes from the sun to maintain a high level of eye health throughout your lifespan. We all enjoy being able to see the world. Why should we do
Read MoreJune is Cataract Awareness Month
“Seeing is believing.” “See you later!” “Oh, I see now.” Our eyes are such a critical part of our everyday lives that we often take for granted. Sure, touch, smell, taste, and hearing are great, but where would we be without our ability to see? With June being cataract awareness month, let’s take a minute to look at what cataracts are, some symptoms to watch out for, and what options you have if you start to develop them. What Are Cataracts? The leading cause of blindness and vision loss in the world, cataracts are when the lens in your eye
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