Don’t Let a Toy-Related Eye Injury Spoil Your Christmas!
Among words like “joyful,” “magical” and “heartwarming” used to describe a young family’s Christmas morning, there may be one other appropriate description— “pandemonium.” As the whirlwind of wrapping paper shredding and delighted squeals subsides, it’s altogether tempting to shoo the kids out to play with their new toys while the adults recuperate with a cup […]
Stay Ahead of These 4 Age-Related Eye Diseases to Protect Your Eyesight
Stay Ahead of These 4 Age-Related Eye Diseases to Protect Your Eyesight With advanced healthcare and the modern rise in life expectancy, many retirees are finding their “golden years” can be long and fruitful. Even so, they must remain vigilant about their health—especially their eyesight. Most people encounter the effects of aging in their forties […]
Back to School Eyecare
3 Myths About Children’s Eye Health–and What Should Really Be Your Focus There’s presently a lot of uncertainty across the country about if, when or how schools will reopen this fall. But regardless of whether your child will soon attend school in-person or at a distance by computer, this is still a good time to […]