Yes, you do need a prescription from a qualified eye care professional to purchase any corrective contact lenses, including colored or cosmetic ones. […]
Do You Need a Prescription for Contact Lenses?
Does Everyone Get Cataracts?
While cataracts are a very common part of aging, most people will develop some lens clouding, but not everyone will need surgery to correct them. […]
Why Is My Contact Bothering Me?
Contact lens discomfort is often caused by dryness, poor fit, lens material sensitivity, or underlying eye conditions, and most cases can be addressed with the right guidance and care. […]
Can LASIK Eye Surgery Be Done Twice?
In many cases, LASIK eye surgery can be performed twice. This is often referred to as a LASIK enhancement. […]
Can I Drive After an Eye Exam?
The key factor in whether you can drive after an eye exam is whether we dilate your pupils.
We sometimes use special eye drops to enlarge your pupils, making it easier for us to see fine details in the eye’s internal structure. These drops, however, come with side effects that make driving after the appointment unsafe. […]
6 Tips to Prevent Myopia from Worsening
While we can’t alter the eye’s physical shape, the good news is that there are effective strategies to help manage myopia with therapies and simple lifestyle changes:
Start with myopia control therapies.
Take breaks from screens.
Spend more time outdoors.
Teach proper studying habits.
Eat a balanced diet.
Schedule routine eye exams. […]
Do Sunglasses Protect Your Eyes?
Sunglasses come with a variety of lens coatings to serve different purposes. […]
Why Are My Eyes Suddenly So Sensitive to Sunlight?
Eye sensitivity to sunlight, also known as photophobia, isn’t just a minor annoyance—it can signal underlying eye conditions. […]
Can You Clean Contact Lenses Without Solution?
Your contact lenses need a specialized solution to keep them clean, comfortable, and safe for your eyes. […]
Why Do I Get Crusty Eyes in the Morning?
Crusty eyes are typically due to a buildup of mucus, tears, and debris that accumulate during sleep as part of the eyes’ natural cleaning process. […]
