Eye Health

In this article, we cover several types of lens and frame materials to help you choose your glasses accordingly. 

Glaucoma has no cure, but the risk of developing it can be minimized. While it's often mistaken for a single disease, glaucoma is actually an entire group of diseases that gradually do permanent damage to the optic nerves. In this article, we’ll offer up some practical tips you can follow to help to prevent the onset of glaucoma.

Blepharitis is a condition of inflammation that occurs in the eyelids. This type of inflammation is also known as lid margin disease, referring to the fact that it only affects the edges, or margins, of the eyelids. Blepharitis is a common, chronic condition that cannot be cured but is quite manageable. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what causes blepharitis, the different varieties and symptoms of the disease, and the best treatment options available both at home and with the help of an eye care provider.

We have all heard the sayings. “Eat your vegetables.” “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” “Carrots are good for your eyes.” But where is the truth when it comes to your eye health? The answer lies not so much in fruits or vegetables themselves but in the vitamins that make certain foods nutritious. There are many simple ways you can enhance your eye health and optimize your eyesight day to day.