In the United States, December is observed as “Safe Toys and Gifts Month” as a means for alerting us to the need to be careful when making our toy and gift choices, and to prompt us to keep in mind their safety and suitability. Knowing what to look out for can make a big difference […]
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Maintaining Eye Comfort During the Winter: Tips for Healthy, Hydrated Eyes Winter brings chilly winds, cozy sweaters, and holiday cheer — but it can also bring a host of challenges for your eyes. Cold temperatures, dry air, and indoor heating systems can all contribute to uncomfortable and even unhealthy eye conditions. Whether you’re spending time […]
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Low Vision Home Safety Tips: Making Your Living Space Safer and More Comfortable Living with low vision can be challenging, but with the right adjustments, your home can remain a safe, functional, and comfortable place to live. Whether caused by age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, or another condition, low vision requires proactive measures to […]
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Common Myths About Your Vision and Eye Health When it comes to our eyes, myths and misinformation are surprisingly common. Whether passed down from family or found on social media, these false beliefs can lead to unnecessary anxiety—or worse, neglect of real eye care needs. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most […]
Continue reading8 Symptoms of Aging Eyes and How to Prevent Them
Common age-related eye problems include presbyopia, glaucoma, dry eyes, age-related macular degeneration, cataracts and temporal arteritis. You should make sure to keep up with regular eye doctor appointments, especially if you have diabetes. How does aging affect your eyes? Age sometimes brings changes that weaken your vision and eyes, but you can do certain things […]
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