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The holiday season is full of joy, laughter, and of course, toys! But while we're busy picking out the perfect gifts for our kids, it's important to remember that some toys can pose hidden dangers—especially to their eyes. In fact, nearly 1 in 10 children's eye injuries that end up in the ER are caused…
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Halloween is a time for fun, creativity, and, of course, plenty of treats! However, it also comes with its own set of hazards, especially when it comes to your eyes. Here are some tips to keep your family's vision safe this Halloween. 1. Costume Contacts: Proceed with Caution Many people love to enhance their costumes…
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We've got kids covered this Back to School season! If your child is struggling to see the board or read this school year, poor vision may be to blame. We provide pediatric eye exams and a selection of opticals for kids to ensure that they are successful this school year. A comprehensive eye exam with…
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As we say goodbye to summer vacation and schools welcome back students, it's the perfect time to think about all the ways we can set our children up for a successful academic year. While pencils, notebooks and new clothes often dominate the shopping lists, there's another crucial element that's often overlooked: vision. The Importance of…
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As we dive deep into the heart of summer, it's essential to keep your eyes safe and healthy while you enjoy all the fun outdoor activities this season. Protecting your eyes from the sun is key, but we have some other great tips and for maintaining optimal eye health. 1. Shield Your Eyes from Harmful…
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June is Cataract Awareness Month (with cataracts being one of the leading causes of blindness in the United States) and the importance of early detection and treatment of cataracts is critical to preserving sight. Let's dive into cataracts and how to know if you may be experiencing symptoms of cataracts. What are Cataracts? Firstly, what…
Read MoreHere's a glimpse into our 2024 service trip and vision clinics in San Isidro, Costa Rica.
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Did you know that women have a greater chance of developing certain eye diseases compared to men? Women develop blindness and have visual impairments twice as much as men. This means that 2/3rds of people with blindness and vision problems are women. Many women aren't aware that they have a higher risk for developing eye…
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Families can share many things across generations — like the color of our eyes or hair. And sometimes, that can include eye health. A family health history is a record of the things your family may share that could affect your health, including your eye health. Many hereditary eye diseases won't show symptoms until later…
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Eye pain and fever in children can be a sign of a medical condition such as meningitis, pneumonia, bronchitis, croup, pink eye or the common cold. While many of these medical conditions occur due to infections, others are triggered by allergies, low immunity or injuries. If your child complains of eye pain and runs a…
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