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Today we want to share with you two vitamins in particular that both benefit eye health and prevent vision loss—vitamin A and beta-carotene...

Do you enjoy starting or ending your day in the outdoors? Exercise, sports or extreme outdoor activities require more out of your eyewear. Your day to day eyewear often does not meet the needs or demands of these before/after work activities...

According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, it is estimated that 50 million people in the United States have seasonal allergies...

Taking good care of your contact lenses is the single best way to prevent eye infections and to ensure comfortable and clear vision through your contact lenses...

Scleral lenses are a large diameter, custom, hard contact lens that vaults (arches) over the cornea, the clear part of the front of the eye, and rests entirely on the sclera...

The first eyeglasses are believed to have been invented between 1268 and 1289. Although there are some who would claim otherwise, glasses are widely accepted as originating in Italy. The inventor, however, is not known...

Eyes For Life is partnering with 2nd Harvest this Thanksgiving. Would you join us in giving?! Simply bring in your non-perishable food donations to our office, and we will make sure it gets to those in need! The Mission of 2nd Harvest: Fighting hunger, feeding hope. Second Harvest has been leading the hunger-relief network in…

You have just invested your hard earned money on the perfect pair of eyeglasses. Here are some cleaning tips to help protect that investment and keep your lenses looking brand new as long as possible...

Don’t Trick Your Eyes, Treat Them! Red Eye is a visible eye condition in response to the dilation (enlarging) of blood vessels within the eye. Red Eye has many common causes, such as dryness, foreign body, allergies and more. Many people are quick to use over-the-counter (OTC) eye drops, thinking it will solve the issue. OTC drops for…

Children and adults often fear new and unknown experiences. Going to the eye doctor for the first time, or even if they have been previously, can create anxiety and fear in some patients. Regular eye exams are very important to preserving eye health and vision, as well as correcting or treating any issues as soon…