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Morning sickness, weight gain, back pain… These are common symptoms of pregnancy. But did you know pregnancy can affect your vision as well? A woman’s body goes through extraordinary changes during pregnancy. Some of them, like changes in hormones, metabolism, fluid retention and blood circul...

Blue light by definition is the visible light ranging from 380 to 500 nanometers (nm). Visible light, a form of electromagnetic radiation, refers to the spectrum of light or wavelengths that are visible to the human eye...

The Fourth of July is coming up and most of us are looking forward to the Independence Day parades, family celebrations, backyard barbecues, and of course, fireworks. As fun and beautiful as fireworks are, they can also be extremely dangerous. In fact, over 10,000 fireworks-related injuries were ...

Want to know the difference between a dilated eye exam and Optomap (Optos) retinal imaging? Watch this video blog and see! The Dilated Eye Exam: Optos Retinal Imaging – The Alternative to Dilation: Eyes For Life – Spokane, WA recommends annual eye health exams. Contact us for more information or to schedule your next eye appointment...

From the early days of purely glass lenses to the advanced materials we use now, the technology in prescription lenses is constantly improving. Today, special lens coatings improve and protect our vision in ways we could only dream of before. Anti-reflective Coating Eliminates Lens Reflections Ha...

Blepharitis is the inflammation of one’s eyelids. It usually involves the lash region and generally affects both eyes. The most common cause relates to the small oil glands on the rim of the eyelash line. When one or more of them clog, it leads to irritation, which can be uncomfortable and sometimes unsightly. It is not contagious, however. Blepharitis…

You may think getting an eye exam simply requires you to read a few lines on the eye chart, but it’s important to take advantage of each and every visit to your optometrist. For the average person, you only see your optometrist once or twice a year. In that time, we want to answer your question...

But are they better for your eyes than regular sunglasses? Think of polarized lenses as a tool for fine-tuning for your vision while wearing sunglasses. They are especially useful if you are an avid outdoorsman, an active athlete, or find yourself in high-glare situations.   Before we dig in...

Learn about the role nutrition plays in the health of your eyes.  The latest news on nutrition and cataracts comes to us from China, and in the spotlight is green tea for its protective benefits. This study looked at the tea drinking habits of 9,343 participants. Compared to non-tea-drinkers...

With technological advances on the continual rise, computer operations take center stage in most work environments. This means nearly 8 hours on the average workday! Beyond work, many of us spend personal time on our computer...