Clarity Vision - December 21, 2021

Myopia or nearsightedness is a vision condition that affects about 40 percent of the population. The condition usually develops in early childhood and can continue to progress until adulthood. Genetics play a major role in developing myopia, but the condition can also be the result of environmental and behavioral factors. 

Clarity Vision - December 20, 2021

Are you an experienced contact lens wearer? If not, you may assume that all contact lenses are the same in appearance and function. But if you are considering starting using them, you need to understand that there are many types of contact lenses. This means that there is a variety to suit almost every patient or visual need. This is especially important for people who require specialty contact lenses.

Clarity Vision - November 30, 2021

Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that affects the cornea. The cornea is a vital part of the eye responsible for focusing and protecting the inner eye. In some cases, the cornea may fail to develop properly. 

Clarity Vision - November 30, 2021

As a parent, you may be looking forward to a time when your child will be more independent. It can be quite difficult to care for a young child and yourself. You may be wondering when your child will be ready for greater and newer responsibilities such as contact lenses.

Clarity Vision - November 30, 2021

People with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing peripheral neuropathy and eye problems. When you have too much glucose in your bloodstream, it can lead to damage to blood vessels and nerves.

Clarity Vision - November 30, 2021

Are you having problems with your eyesight? Do you need to talk to a professional about your eye problem? You will be glad to know that there are more than 46,000 optometrists in the country. Taking care of your eye health is very important, and you must visit the right doctor. Fortunately, there are simple ways to find the right doctor for you. There are several things to look for when choosing the right optometrist.

Clarity Vision - November 30, 2021

The eyes produce tears constantly. Tears are made up of water, protein, fatty oils, electrolytes, and substances that fight bacteria. Tears help keep the eye surface clear and smooth, allowing good vision. Dry eye occurs when tears evaporate too fast or when the tears produced aren’t a sufficient quantity. 

Enochs Eye Care - November 29, 2021

Do not overlook regular eye exams. Regular eye exams help your doctor provide medical help you may need before any potentials condition exacerbate. Even if you assume your vision is good, you need regular eye exams. Some conditions are silent thieves of sight. They do not have any symptoms, but regular eye exams will help identify the problems early.

Jenn - November 8, 2021

Did you know that December is a busy time of year for your ophthalmologist or optometrist? Many people assume it is a slow season for eye health practitioners. But the opposite is actually true.

Jenn - October 23, 2021

Your growing children have many healthcare needs. So many, in fact, that it can be easy to miss some important checkups and milestones. All too often, parents delay taking their children to the eye doctor, only recognizing they need vision correction because of problems at school or issues like headaches. But you can help your child learn better and prevent long-term vision problems by taking them to the optometrist early and according to a routine. So, how often should your child have eye exams?