Progressive lenses have changed the way people with presbyopia correct their vision, offering a seamless transition between multiple prescriptions within one lens. While progressive lenses offer many benefits, adapting to them can sometimes be a challenge. In this...
As we age, it becomes more difficult to see objects up close. This condition is known as presbyopia and most people will see changes to their vision by the time they’re in their mid-forties. Traditionally, bifocal lenses in eyeglasses were a go-to solution to correct...
If you’ve ever had an eye exam, you may have heard the term “20/20 vision.” But what does it really mean to have 20/20 vision, and is it the same as having “perfect” vision? Let’s take a closer look at 20/20 vision and what it means for your...
Halloween is a time for sugar highs, costume parties, and spooky fun. But it’s also a time when emergency rooms see an uptick in eye injuries, particularly among children. That’s because many popular Halloween activities risk eye injury and eye infections....
People can develop “floaters” in their field of vision, see flashes of light, or both at the same time. What is normal, and when should you be concerned if you are seeing floaters or flashes? What is a floater? Floaters are spots, squiggly lines, or strings in your...
