The duration of eye strain varies from person to person, but generally, it should diminish within minutes to hours after stopping activities that require intense eye focus. […]
How Long Can Eye Strain Last?

The duration of eye strain varies from person to person, but generally, it should diminish within minutes to hours after stopping activities that require intense eye focus. […]
Living with blurred vision can feel like viewing the world through a constantly out-of-focus camera. For those grappling with astigmatism, this isn’t just a metaphor—it’s a daily reality. Though it can be corrected with glasses and even some modern contact lenses, you may wonder if it can be cured. Astigmatism is typically caused by an […]
Toric contact lenses are contact lenses designed specifically for people with astigmatism. […]
A diabetic eye exam is a comprehensive eye exam focusing on detecting diabetic-related eye diseases. In fact, your optometrist could even be the first person to detect diabetes during such an exam. […]
Do you find yourself squinting often to try to make out blurry images or words? Do your eyes often feel irritated? Does vision clarity fluctuate from day to day, sometimes being noticeably worse than other days? If so, dry eyes may be the cause of your blurry vision. Dry eye is a common condition, but […]
Irritating dry eyes can disrupt your day, but you can help manage your symptoms with proper nutrition. It can be challenging to get your total daily intake of vitamins in your diet. But supplements like vitamins A, D, and C and omega-3 can help support healthy, hydrated eyes. […]
Your dry eye may be caused by several factors, including your environment or allergies to underlying health conditions or medications. […]
Glaucoma often has no noticeable symptoms during its early stages, but the first signs of glaucoma as it progresses can include peripheral vision loss, blurry vision, and eye pain. […]
Contact lenses expire, but properly caring for them can help protect you from discomfort or the risk of eye infections. […]
(nearsightedness) is an eye condition that causes blurry vision at a distance, while hyperopia (farsightedness) is an eye condition that causes blurry vision up close. […]