Contact lenses are a welcome alternative for people who wear eyeglasses. They present freedom to people who do not wear eyeglasses. If you have an active lifestyle, this freedom can mean so much. This is more so if you do not like the effect of eyeglasses on your facial aesthetics, making contacts an option you would like to explore. 

Who wouldn’t want to save on prescription lenses? The American Optometric Association states that there is a significant difference in the quality of prescription lenses you get. Your eye doctor will offer the correct prescription lenses for a price. But most people find discounts on prescription lenses attractive. Before you decide on which lenses to get, here are the details about the differences in the quality of the prescription lenses.

The holiday season is in full swing! And while most people are focused on shopping for gifts and other holiday prep, it's important to remember a few tips for keeping your eyes healthy through all of the holiday hustle and bustle...

Contact lenses are a great alternative to wearing prescription glasses, and that's especially true when traveling. Nothing beats the convenience of contacts

The notion that an eye exam can potentially save your life may sound dramatic, but it's true. When a retiree noticed a change in her vision in one eye and went in for an eye exam, her eye doctor detected the possible early symptoms of a stroke and sent her straight to the hospital...

How lucky we are to be born with eyelids, tears, and other mechanisms to protect our eyes from wind, dust, and pollution. But that doesn't make us completely immune to things in the environment that can harm our vision and eye health...

Contact lenses have an excellent safety record – as long as the wearer carefully follows their eye doctor's instructions. October is Contact Lens Safety Month, so there's no better time to brush up on safety tips to keep your eyes and vision healthy while wearing contact lenses...

No, that isn’t a swarm of tiny insects following you around. Those black spots, squiggly lines, and drifting cobweb shapes in your visual field are called floaters. Some patients are concerned about these moving specks, but they’re usually harmless...

Dry eye syndrome is one of the most common eye conditions in the world, yet many people put up with the discomfort, even though it's very treatable. Here are tips to help you deal with your dry eye symptoms, along with treatment from your eye doctor...

It can be hard to tell when an eye symptom is serious or not. The “wait and see” approach can work at times, but in certain situations, waiting can be detrimental to your eye health...