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Myopia in Kids: Treatment and Prevention

Myopia in Kids: Treatment and Prevention

If your child has myopia, it means that they are nearsighted (they can see objects that are close-up clearly but have trouble focusing on objects at a distance)

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September 23, 2020

Color Vision Enhancing with Specialty Contact Lenses

Color Vision Enhancing with Specialty Contact Lenses

People who are unable to see colors in a normal way have a condition known as colorblindness. People with this condition often have trouble distinguishing betwe

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August 24, 2020

How Do Multifocal Contact Lenses Work and Are They Right for You?

How Do Multifocal Contact Lenses Work and Are They Right for You?

Modern advances in contact lens technology can provide clear vision for people with presbyopia without needing the use of eyeglasses. If your eyes require a rea

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August 17, 2020

How Can One Correct Myopia?

How Can One Correct Myopia?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is an eye condition where people can see nearby objects clearly but struggle to see things that are farther away. For instance, some

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July 27, 2020

10 Tips on Eyes, Contact Lenses, and Protection from Coronavirus

10 Tips on Eyes, Contact Lenses, and Protection from Coronavirus

COVID-19 has affected many aspects of our daily lives, so it should hardly be a surprise that eyecare has been affected as well. In this post, we will take a lo

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July 20, 2020

Contacts for Keratoconus: What Are My Options?

Contacts for Keratoconus: What Are My Options?

If you are struggling with keratoconus, then you are likely in need of an alternative to standard soft contact lenses. While soft lenses can provide a great dea

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June 16, 2020

What Vision Problems Do Scleral Lenses Correct?

What Vision Problems Do Scleral Lenses Correct?

Have you been wearing standard contact lenses but struggling to achieve the results you want in terms of visual acuity and comfort? If so, then now might be the

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June 16, 2020

Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurry Vision and Perhaps Vision Loss? Here’s What You Need to Know

Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurry Vision and Perhaps Vision Loss? Here’s What You Need to Know

Have you been experiencing dry eyes lately? While we generally think of tears as something that fill our eyes when we are sad, the truth is that tears lubricate

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May 14, 2020

6 Reasons to Travel to South Florida for Scleral Lens Fitting by an Expert Optometrist

6 Reasons to Travel to South Florida for Scleral Lens Fitting by an Expert Optometrist

Have you been struggling to find a standard soft contact lens that works for you? For some vision problems or eye conditions, standard lenses are simply ineffec

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May 7, 2020

6 Benefits of Soft Prosthetic Contact Lenses

6 Benefits of Soft Prosthetic Contact Lenses

Soft prosthetic contact lenses are intended to provide cosmetic, therapeutic, and psychological benefits. Patients who require these contact lenses often have c

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April 5, 2020

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