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The Link Between Dry Eye Syndrome and Computer Vision Syndrome/Digital Eye Strain

The Link Between Dry Eye Syndrome and Computer Vision Syndrome/Digital Eye Strain

Can everyday screen time make dry eye syndrome worse? Understand the connection behind dry eye syndrome & computer vision syndrome, along with their solutions

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March 21, 2023

5 Things To Expect If You've Been Diagnosed with Keratoconus

5 Things To Expect If You've Been Diagnosed with Keratoconus

Keratoconus is progressive, but it is highly manageable. Discover what symptoms to expect and how specialized lenses or cross-linking protect your sight.

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March 6, 2023

What You Need to Know about the Connection Between Childhood Myopia and Screen Time

What You Need to Know about the Connection Between Childhood Myopia and Screen Time

Excessive screen time increases childhood myopia risk by nearly 80%. Learn how digital devices impact young vision and discover ways to slow progression.

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March 2, 2023

What You Can Expect After You Start Wearing Ortho-K Lenses

What You Can Expect After You Start Wearing Ortho-K Lenses

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March 2, 2023

What You Can Expect After You Start Wearing Ortho-K Lenses

What You Can Expect After You Start Wearing Ortho-K Lenses

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March 2, 2023

What You Can Expect After You Start Wearing Ortho-K Lenses

What You Can Expect After You Start Wearing Ortho-K Lenses

Discover what to expect when wearing Ortho-K lenses. Understand the adaptation timeline, temporary low-light glare, and how to maintain sharp vision.

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March 2, 2023

Do I Need Contacts If I Have Dry Eye?

Do I Need Contacts If I Have Dry Eye?

Contact lenses are still possible with dry eye depending on severity. Find out which lens options and treatments may help reduce discomfort.

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January 11, 2023

What is it Like to Have Keratoconus?

What is it Like to Have Keratoconus?

Discover what it’s like living with keratoconus and how treatments like scleral lenses and cross-linking can help restore clearer vision.

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January 7, 2023

10 Tips to Try If It's Hard to Fit Contact Lenses

10 Tips to Try If It's Hard to Fit Contact Lenses

Are your contact lenses sticking to your fingers or folding over? Explore 10 expert tips to make inserting contact lenses easier, safer, and comfortable.

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November 27, 2022

Can Nearsightedness Be Controlled?

Can Nearsightedness Be Controlled?

Can you stop nearsightedness from getting worse? Explore treatment options like overnight corneal reshaping (Ortho-K) & contact lenses that manage progression.

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October 14, 2022

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Why Prolonged Dry Eye Can Lead to Corneal Scarring (And How We Prevent It)
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Personalized Dry Eye Treatment Plans: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work
Personalized Dry Eye Treatment Plans: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work
When Dry Eye and Keratoconus Collide: Creating a Dual-Strategy Treatment Plan
When Dry Eye and Keratoconus Collide: Creating a Dual-Strategy Treatment Plan
Understanding Wear Schedules and Eye Health If You Wear Scleral Lenses All Day
Understanding Wear Schedules and Eye Health If You Wear Scleral Lenses All Day
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