Mistakes Contact Lens Wearers Make

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Posted on December 10, 2018 by AEOAdmin

Did you know that your trusty little contact lens case harbors many unwelcome germs that could make you sick? According to the American Optometric Association, almost 25% of contact users never replace their lens cases, allowing bacteria to breed in the crevices. The bacteria can then transfer to...

Physical Pitfalls of the Digital Age

Posted on December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 by AEOAdmin

Laptops, smartphones, tablets, e-readers—these go-anywhere, do-anything devices are popping up everywhere you look. But do the power and convenience that digital devices offer come at a price? Discover the vision-related causes and practical solutions to combat three physical effects we endure ...

Contact Lens Care and Hygiene Habits

Posted on December 6, 2018 by AEOAdmin

Contact lenses are among the safest forms of vision correction if you follow the proper care and wearing instructions provided by your eye doctor. Test your knowledge of proper contact lens hygiene habits by circling true or false below: True or False: It doesn’t really matter if you wash and dry...

What’s to Blame for Your Under Eye Bags?

Posted on December 4, 2018 by AEOAdmin

Unsightly as they are, under eye bags are not a hopeless case. Understanding the key causes of these fretful facial features is an important step in reaching a remedy. Here are some words of wisdom about the leading causes of under eye bags and the best ways to deal with them. Aging, Heredity, an...

Toys To Avoid To Keep Your Child’s Eyes Safe

Posted on November 30, 2018 by AEOAdmin

What child doesn’t like toys? And what parent or grandparent doesn’t enjoy buying a fun gift for their young loved ones? But some toys that look really fun can pose a serious risk of eye injuries — including serious injuries that can result in permanent vision loss. Here’s some tips on how to k...

Condition Detection: Finding a Good Eye Doctor and Sticking With Them!

Posted on November 29, 2018 by AEOAdmin

There’s something to be said for finding a doctor you like and sticking with him or her. That goes for eye doctors too. Over time, that doctor will get to know you and track your health each time you visit. And, continuity is tops when it comes to better healthcare. At Advanced Eyecare Optometr...

Low Vision: Helping People Turn up the Dimmer

Posted on November 26, 2018 by AEOAdmin

There’s a dim place between clear sight and blindness, and it’s called low vision. Most people who have it are older and also dealing with other vision-impairing problems. About three million of them are in the United States. We talked with Jack Fugate, OD, who is a retired professor from the...

8 Tips to Help Prevent Digital Eye Strain

Posted on November 14, 2018 by AEOAdmin

Tired, itchy eyes, blurry vision and trouble focusing can all be signs of digital eye strain. Some of the most common culprits include staring at computers and other digital devices while you read, write and watch your favorite shows. With back-to-school season in full swing, now is the perfect t...

Starting With the Eye Exam

Posted on November 12, 2018 by AEOAdmin

The first step toward good vision health is your eye exam—and it involves much more than correcting your vision with glasses or contacts. If this is your first appointment with your eye doctor, then you’re in luck. In a short time, you’re going to learn more about your vision and eye health the...

Find Relief for Blurry, Red Swimmer’s Eyes

Posted on November 9, 2018 by AEOAdmin

Many of us in Contra Costa County get our exercise all year round in pools, but the end result can leave you with blurry, red swimmer’s eyes. Knowing some basics—like how pool water affects your eye health—could prevent irritated swimmer’s eyes. What’s safer for your eyes—chlorine or saltwa...

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