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10 Common Eyesight Myths, Debunked 

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It’s likely that you’ve probably heard a myth or two related to your eye health, and you’re not alone! We gathered 10 common eye myths we’ve heard over the years and had our own Dr. Judy Walrath, OD weigh in to debunk them and shed some light on some good eye care practices. Myth: My […]

Sports Eye Safety

When playing sports, most people do well in protecting their arms, legs, and teeth. But eye protection is often overlooked. While some sports require protective eyewear, we should consider eye protection for other activities, as well. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), 90% of serious eye injuries could be prevented with appropriate protective […]

Know Your Risk for Diabetes | Eye Exams Can Detect Diabetes Early

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Do you know if you’re at risk for diabetes? Nearly 1 in 4 adults who are living with diabetes are unaware that they have the disease. With diabetes affecting about 30.3 million Americans, the sooner you know the risk, the sooner you can take steps to prevent or manage it. So how do you know […]

Why Do Your Eyes Need To Be Dilated?

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Eyes provide crucial insight into your body’s overall health. Your eyes are the only place in the body where your doctor has an unobstructed view of blood vessels, nerves, and connecting tissue. This allows doctors to detect not only numerous eye diseases but other health conditions, like diabetes as well. In a comprehensive eye exam, […]

Eye Safety | How To Buy Safe Toys

During the holidays, eye safety isn’t usually top of mind when buying gifts for kids. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in 2017  hospital emergency rooms treated approximately a quarter of a million children with toy-related injuries. The most commonly injured part of the body is the head and face area. So during […]

5 Useful Ways To Use Your FSA for Vision Care

Did you know you can use your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) to cover extra eye care expenses? This includes copays, eye exams, prescription glasses, contact lenses and more. Costs can add up quickly but luckily these plans can be a great supplement to your health insurance. Here’s how to head […]

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