Presbyopia is an eye condition that often occurs in one’s 40s. It’s when the eyes start to lose their ability to see objects up close. If you have it, your optometrist might recommend progressive eyeglasses. With this eyewear, you can see clearly at all distances.
[Read more…]How to Protect Your Vision as You Get Older
Vision changes are a normal part of aging. As you get older, you may need more light to read or find it hard to distinguish colors. Fortunately, prescription glasses or contact lenses can correct many age-related vision changes.
[Read more…]Eye Allergy vs. Eye Infection: What’s the Difference?
Distinguishing between an eye allergy and an eye infection is essential for proper treatment and care. While both conditions can lead to discomfort and redness in the eyes, understanding their distinctive features can help determine the appropriate course of action for relief and recovery. An optical care expert discusses more here.
[Read more…]The Impact of Hormones on Vision and Eye Health
Hormones play a significant role in various bodily functions, including the intricate network that affects vision and eye health. Discover how your hormones can affect your eye health and how an experienced optometrist can give you proper guidance when it comes to your vision.
[Read more…]Why Kids Need Safe Exposure to Sunlight
Sunlight is a vital natural resource that offers numerous benefits to children’s health and well-being. Moderate sun exposure can have positive effects on various aspects of a child’s development, from enhancing eye health to promoting overall growth. A trusted eye doctor shares more information in this post.
[Read more…]Why Swimming With Contacts Is a Bad Idea
Are you guilty of dipping in the pool or enjoying a hot tub session without taking off your contact lenses first? You’d be surprised to know that this seemingly harmless act can put your eyes at risk. In this post, we look at some compelling reasons you should never your contacts in the water.
[Read more…]Exploring the Causes of Refractive Errors
Ever wondered why far objects look blurred to you or why you strain to read small prints? You may be experiencing what eye doctors call refractive errors. In this blog post, we discuss the typical causes of refractive errors and how to manage them.
[Read more…]Tips for Protecting Your Eyes From UV Damage
When the sun is shining brightly, it’s a great time to head outdoors and enjoy the beautiful weather. However, your eyes can also suffer from exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. Taking steps to shield your eyes from UV damage is essential for maintaining good eye health. Here’s how.
[Read more…]How Much Eye Drops Are Safe to Use?
Are you one of the many people who rely on eye drops for relief from dryness, redness, or allergies? While these handy little bottles can be a lifesaver, using them responsibly is important. Our resident eye doctor at Alderwood Optical & Canyon Park Vision Clinic explains the potential risks associated with overusing eye drops.
[Read more…]Why Senior Eye Care Is Important
As we age, taking care of our eyes becomes increasingly important. You might have noticed a few changes in your vision or have heard of common age-related eye problems. Alderwood Optical & Canyon Park Vision Clinic discusses senior eye care, including the eyesight issues common among the elderly and the importance of regular eye exams with an optometrist.
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