Sleep and Vision
When we don’t manage to get a full night’s sleep, we feel it long into the next day.
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October is Computer Learning Month
Computers occupy every facet of our lives, from our ubiquitous smartphones to our desktops, laptops, and tablets. It is well documented that our eye function and focus differently while looking at digital text and pixels vs printed material. While ergonomics play a role, eye fatigue and comfortable vision are most dependent on the eye wear […]
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Be Careful When Buying Costume Contacts
Colored contact lenses are sometimes the perfect final touch to take a Halloween costume to the next level.
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Maintaining Healthy Vision as We Age
A lot changes as we get older, including our eyesight.
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Pandemic Stress Can Change Your Eyesight
How have the last few months been for you? Regardless of the positives in your life you’re probably baseline stressed. It’s normal to feel anxious, stressed, overwhelmed or even scared right now. Colorado is experiencing both a pandemic and a civil rights movement alongside the compounding challenges of reopening schools, a high unemployment rate, and […]
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Strange and Fascinating Animal Eyes
Just because we’re all about helping human vision help, it doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate some of the unique eyes in nature.
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Why Kids Need Eye Exams
What comes to mind when you think of a school nurse’s office?
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Hey Kids, Your Glasses Are Awesome!
Kids often struggle to adjust to having to wear glasses.
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Complications of Nearsightedness
Myopia (also called nearsightedness) is the most common cause of impaired vision in people under age 40. In recent years, its prevalence is growing at an alarming rate. Globally, research suggests that in the year 2000, roughly 25 percent of the world’s population was nearsighted but by the year 2050, it’s expected that roughly half the […]
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Glasses, Contacts, and Makeup
Using makeup to enhance your style or look your best can get a little trickier when glasses or contacts are in the equation.