Category: eye care

April is Sports Eye Safety Month. This month can serve as a reminder for athletes and the parents of athletes to consider eye safety during physical activities. Eye injuries are common in many sports, and the vast majority of injuries can be avoided by proper eye protection. Keep reading to learn four tips to follow […]

March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month, as recognized by the American Academy of Ophthalmology. If you work in certain fields that involve various hazards, like construction, you may have already put some thought into how to keep your eyes safe. But your eye health is something you should consider no matter where you work. Even […]

February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Awareness Month. AMD is one of several age-related eye conditions that are very common in older adults. AMD awareness is essential because the condition doesn’t show any symptoms until permanent damage has already occurred to your vision. The best way to prevent this damage is through early detection. The […]

Many people long for longer eyelashes. One popular way to achieve this look is with fake eyelashes. While it is possible to use fake eyelashes safely, they can pose a significant risk to your eye health. Anything you put near your eyes, including eye makeup, can pose some risk of introducing foreign bodies to your […]

With the holiday season in full effect, you may be scrambling to find the perfect gift for your loved ones. There are so many things to choose from when it comes to gift-giving, making it a little overwhelming. But this year, why not think outside of the box by giving something a little less apparent? […]

Did you know that December is Safe Toys and Celebrations Month? The holiday season can be an exciting but stressful time, especially if you have children. You want them to have the best holiday while also staying safe. Emergency room visits go up every year around the holidays, with many due to injuries from toys […]

Did you know that diabetic eye disease is one of the leading causes of blindness, especially in adults over 60? Having diabetes increases your risk of developing eye conditions like cataracts. That’s why it’s necessary to keep your eyes healthy by having regular eye exams. Knowing what conditions you’re at risk for and how large […]

Amblyopia, also known as lazy eye, is an eye condition that usually presents in childhood or sometimes in infancy. It can happen for several different reasons. These may include issues with muscles in and around the eye or because one eye can see better than the other. Amblyopia is easier to spot in some cases […]

Halloween is the biggest event of the season. No matter how old you are, you can get into the spooky holiday spirit by dressing up and going out. If you have children, chances are Halloween can be a little hectic. But the most important thing to keep in mind this Halloween, and every Halloween, is […]