Itching, watering, mucous, redness—it sounds like you may be dealing with a case of pink eye, otherwise known as conjunctivitis. This eye infection is definitely not pleasant, and even though it is common, a lot of people don’t know a lot about the condition.
When you go in for your annual eye exam you are likely expecting the doctor to primarily look at your vision.
Losing your eyeglasses can be expensive and frustrating. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to avoid this problem.
Blurry vision and other symptoms can be a sign of a vision problem! Seeing the eye doctor right away, as soon as you notice that you’re having a problem, can help prevent discomfort and may even save your vision.
Have your eyes been dry, stinging, burning, red, or some other bothersome issue? If so, you might have dry eye and need to see an optometrist.
When you are wearing scleral contact lenses, the irony is that they make very little direct contact with your eyes.
Do you know when your child should go to the eye doctor? If not, the answer may surprise you.
Your glasses are one of the most important parts of your wardrobe. They’re practically a part of your face! If you’re new to wearing glasses, you may not know what you’re supposed to do to take care of your new specs.
The eyes are such a critical part of growth and development for babies, but most parents assume their infant does not need a vision health assessment until later in life.
Crossed eyes are more common than you might think. This condition affects almost 13 million people in the United States alone.
