I have three kids, and all three of my kids need to wear glasses. As my oldest daughter got older, she began bugging me about getting contact lenses. I wasn't sure that it was in her best interest to get contact lenses because I have heard so many horror stories about teenagers getting serious eye infections due to lack of care for the lenses. I wanted to learn everything that I could about contact lenses, so I spent weeks researching the topic. Visit my blog to find out everything that I have learned about the different types of lenses, the risks of wearing them, and the benefits of allowing a teenager the privilege of wearing contact lenses.
Use These Tips To Keep Your Glasses From Getting Scratched
When you're ordering a new pair of glasses from your local eye care center, it's typically a good idea to spend a little extra on an anti-scratch coating for the lenses. This option is typically available on a wide range of glasses and can help to keep your lenses clear for years to come. If you don't opt for this upgrade, it's important that you're vigilant about preventing the lenses from getting damaged. [Read More]
You're Seeing For Two: 3 Reasons Your Eyes Need Extra Care During Pregnancy
When you're pregnant, your body goes through many changes. Some of those changes will affect your vision. Hormonal changes may cause you to experience dry, itchy eyes. Those same hormonal changes may also cause refractive changes in your eyes which may cause your vision prescription to change. Those changes are minor and will usually go away once you deliver your baby. In addition to those minor changes caused by hormone fluctuations, there are some vision problems that can be caused by more serious medical conditions that can occur during pregnancy. [Read More]
An Inside Look At Lasik Eye Surgery And The Things You Can Expect
Do you currently wear glasses or contacts and you would like to enjoy corrected vision with something more permanent? If so, then you'll want to educate yourself on Lasik eye surgery. This surgery is done on an outpatient basis and once it's done, your vision will be corrected permanently so you can get out of those corrective lenses. The information here will give you an inside look at what it's like to have the procedure done, and what you can expect afterward. [Read More]
Choosing The Very Best Prescription Glasses For Your Needs
If you go to the optometrist for an eye exam and find that you have vision problems in need of correction, you may find yourself in the position of needing to choose a pair of prescription glasses to wear. While this seems like an easy task, it is actually one that you should put a little thought into. If you are going to need to wear your glasses all the time, then it is extremely important for you to make sure you get the most comfortable glasses possible that won't make your day any harder. [Read More]
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