Clarity Vision - April 28, 2023

With so many people working from home and spending more time on their screens, dry eye and computer vision syndrome have become increasingly prevalent. To find relief from these conditions, you can do a few things. 

Clarity Vision - April 28, 2023

Do you have atopic dermatitis or eczema? It would help if you understood what it is and its causes to answer this question.

Enochs Eye Care - April 28, 2023

Dry eye syndrome can present as a variety of uncomfortable symptoms, such as redness, stinging, or a gritty sensation in the eyes. This condition can be temporary or ongoing, caused by a lack of tear production or rapid evaporation of tears.

Clarity Vision - April 28, 2023

When your eye doctor said you needed corrective lenses, you chose glasses and stuck to them for years. Now, you’re wondering if it’s time to switch to contacts and if that would be a good idea.

Clarity Vision - April 28, 2023

Do you have to squint your eyes to read that billboard on the highway? Are you unable to recognize your friends from a distance?

Clarity Vision - April 28, 2023

Approximately 30 percent of adults over 50 suffer from dry eyes. It can affect their quality of life, the symptoms making their life uncomfortable.

Clarity Vision - March 21, 2023

Myopia control is a discipline that centers on taking measures to slow its progression. It is especially crucial in children since their myopia progresses fast. The development makes it easy to develop other complications and risk vision loss.

Clarity Vision - March 21, 2023

Vision correction is critical to your eye health. For it, choosing eyeglasses or contact lenses is a matter of preference. However, consider several factors when weighing the pros and cons of contact lens wear use.

Enochs Eye Care - March 20, 2023

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision problem affecting millions worldwide. It is a condition in which the eye cannot focus on distant objects, resulting in blurred vision.

Clarity Vision - March 20, 2023

Clear vision is essential for daily life. Many people consider having 20/20 vision the standard for optimal visual acuity. However, 20/20 vision only pertains to the vision sharpness at 20 feet.