At Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic, we are committed to helping you see better through our high-quality vision correction services. Many patients prefer contact lenses to other corrective eyewear options because of the distinct functions and benefits contacts provide. We offer different types of contact lenses to address specific visual acuity needs. Read on as your reliable eye doctor discusses each type. [Read more…]
How Your Children’s Vision Affects Their Learning
One in four children has vision problems that, if not treated, will impede their learning and social development. In today’s post, your trusted optical care specialist from Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic explains the role of healthy eyesight in your children’s academic progress. [Read more…]
Aging Eyes Part 2: Ways to Maintain Your Visual Health
Although some visual changes are a normal part of aging, they shouldn’t interfere with your daily efficiency or reduce your quality of life. As we celebrate Healthy Aging Month this September, let your reliable optometrist from Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic share some key steps you can take to maintain your visual health as you age:
Aging Eyes Part 1: Common Vision Problems
Changes in your visual capacity are normal as you grow older, with many eye conditions typically developing in middle age. At Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic, we are committed to spreading awareness of these conditions. Read on as your trusted eye doctor discusses age-related vision problems as we celebrate Healthy Aging Month this September.
Keeping Your Kids’ Eyes Safe and Healthy in 4 Simple Steps
Your children’s eyes are still developing, warranting the need for special care and attention when maintaining their visual health. This helps ensure their continuous learning and development. This August, let your reliable eye doctor from Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic share four ways to keep their eyes in great condition as we celebrate Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month.
Solar Eclipse 2017
Solar Eclipse 2017
On the morning of August 21st, 2017 Pacific Northwest will be a part of one of the largest and greatest solar eclipses ever. Seattle metro is near the path of totality and will experience 92% solar eclipse. Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic wants to share some safety precautions so our patients can safely experience this once in a lifetime natural phenomenon.
The light of the sun can be very intense, especially to the naked eye. Seattle metro area will experience only a 92% coverage of the sun, so you need to make sure your eyes are fully and properly protected. The UV Radiation that your eyes are exposed to when you look directly at the sun causes painful short-term damage called Solar Retinopathy.
Staring at the sun for even a short time without proper eye protection can cause retinal burn leading to permanent blindness. Retinal damage can be painless at times and take several hours to a few days after viewing the solar eclipse to notice a change in vision. If you notice any loss of central vision, distorted vision or altered color vision, call our office immediately to get it checked out.
Any direct viewing of Sun is risky for eyes and some methods reduce that risk. One such method for safer viewing is using Eclipse certified solar glasses while another is using a pinhole on a cardboard. Some examples of unsafe methods is using sunglasses, bottom of beer bottles, fogged lenses, and neutral density photographic filters. Whatever filter you choose to use, please make sure it is designed for safer solar viewing.
Alderwood Optical (425-771-8472) and Canyon Park Vision Clinic (425-485-0430) will be providing certified solar eclipse glasses designed for solar viewing and enjoyment. Call us or stop by one of our offices to get yours today!
NOTE: All proceeds from the sale of eclipse glasses will be donated to North Shore and Edmonds school districts.
Excellent Foods to Keep Your Eyes in Great Shape
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is one of the best ways to safeguard your visual health. In today’s post, your go-to optical care experts from Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic share some eye-friendly foods to incorporate into your diet: [Read more…]
Video Blog: Understanding Presbyopia
As you age, your body changes in different ways, and your eyes are no exception. One age-related visual issue that many people over the age of 40 experience is presbyopia, a condition that compromises your close-range vision. Read on as your trusted optometrist from Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic discusses this condition in detail:
5 Ways to Protect Your Eyes From Harmful UV Rays
Summer is the season for relaxing barbecues with friends and lazy weekends at the pool. But did you know that the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation is actually stronger in the summer? As we celebrate UV Safety Month this July, your trusted eye doctor from Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic shares five ways to protect your eyes from UV rays: [Read more…]
Glaucoma 101 Part 1: Risk Factors, Causes, and Types
Glaucoma happens when high intraocular pressure (IOP) leads to compression and possible damage to your optic nerve, resulting in blindness if left unmanaged. In fact, it’s the second leading cause of irreversible vision loss in the world. At Alderwood Optical and Canyon Park Vision Clinic, we believe that promoting awareness of this disease is needed to halt its increasing prevalence. Let your trusted eye doctor discuss glaucoma in detail for your understanding. [Read more…]
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