Diamond Certified Resource Eye Care Guide
Eye floaters can be annoying, but can they also be dangerous? Learn whether tiny moving specks in your vision are a problem and what to do about them.
Caring for your vision is important, but where to start? This helpful guide explains eye care professionals, tips for preventive eye care and FAQs.
When purchasing glasses for a child, it’s important to consider both the product and the process. Here are five tips to get you started.
Don’t take your vision for granted. These five tips will help you care for your eyes and sight for a lifetime of better vision. Learn more.
Posted By Matthew Solis
FREMONT — In this digital age, our increased use of computers, tablets and smartphones puts an extra strain on our vision, resulting in the modern malaise known as eye fatigue. This condition can be even more acute for those who wear glasses, as conventional lenses are prone to distortion and glare from LED screens. Fortunately, lens manufacturers are adapting to the changing needs of wearers by updating the design of modern lenses. Today’s lenses are designed to eliminate glare and distortion, as well as provide higher contrast sensitivity and better peripheral vision, giving wearers clearer, sharper vision and reducing eye fatigue. Modern lenses also address another symptom of screen time: overexposure to blue light, Read more
Children should visit the optometrist for regular pediatric eye exams. Find out about diagnosing and fixing vision problems in kids with eye doctors near you.
When purchasing glasses for a child, it’s important to consider both the product and the process. Here are five tips to get you started.
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