Why Rubbing Your Eyes Can Harm Your Vision
Do you ever find yourself rubbing your eyes as you wake up in the morning? How about after a long day working at your computer?
Do you ever find yourself rubbing your eyes as you wake up in the morning? How about after a long day working at your computer?
Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness among older adults in the United States. In fact, more than half of all Americans have cataracts by the time they are 80 years old.
In today's world, if you feel your vision growing weaker you simply go to the eye doctor and get a prescription...
Did you see that sunset last night? How about the big game? Or were you watching your daughter take her first steps? Our eyes truly let us see some wonderful things.
Nothing makes us want a fresh spring salad more than chirping birds, blooming flowers, and a pleasant spring breeze.
We don’t deny you look great in those killer shades, but sunglasses are more than just a fashion statement...
Spring has sprung and with it comes beautiful flowers, chirping birds, and, you guessed it, seasonal allergies. While many think of fits of sneezing and congestion when thinking of allergies, they can have a dramatic effect on our eyes too.
Light… it's the most essential element of vision. We are surrounded by it all day, whether it be natural or artificial.
With all the crazy technology we see today, you probably haven’t thought much about the wonder that your contact lenses are!
We’ve compiled some cosmetic safety tips so that you can look beautiful AND protect your eyes.