Cataracts Information Series: Diagnosing Cataracts
Cataracts form when the lens of your eye becomes cloudy. The issue is common in older adults and usually results in noticeable vision changes. For instance, your sight may become foggy, and you may have difficulty seeing at night. Some people also experience halos or...
UV Rays and Eye Health
You likely know wearing sunglasses is important for protecting your eyes from the sun. Because just like your skin, your eyes can be damaged by long-term exposure to UV rays. But just how important is it to wear UV-blocking sunglasses year-round? Find out how these...
Is LASIK Safe for Athletes?
If you play sports or lead an active lifestyle, we know eyeglasses and contacts can be a nuisance. For contact sports, high-impact workouts, or rugged outdoor activities, glasses are particularly likely to get in the way. From broken lenses, to frames that just won’t...
Cataracts Information Series: Symptoms of Cataracts
Cataracts form when the clear area of the eye responsible for focusing light, known as the lens, becomes clouded. The condition is a result of normal changes that occur within either one of your eyes or both as you age. In some cases, cataracts can also be caused by...