The biggest clue often has to do with itching; intense itching is a classic sign of allergies, while dry eye tends to feel more gritty or burning. […]
Dry Eyes and Allergies: What’s the Difference?
The biggest clue often has to do with itching; intense itching is a classic sign of allergies, while dry eye tends to feel more gritty or burning. […]
Intense Pulsed Light works by using gentle pulses of filtered light to warm and unblock the tiny glands in your eyelids, which helps restore the natural oil flow to your tear film. […]
an optometrist can provide the comprehensive eye exam you need. […]
A comprehensive eye exam is a detailed evaluation that checks your vision, eye function, and the health of the structures inside your eyes. […]
Some of the most common causes are dry eye, conjunctivitis (pink eye), and digital eye strain. […]
The short answer? No! While both aim to correct your vision, contact lens and eyeglass prescriptions aren’t the same […]
If it’s been more than a couple of years—or you’re not quite sure—since your last exam it might be time to schedule one. […]
What if the root issue wasn’t poor vision, but poor eye alignment? Symptoms like the ones described above may point to binocular vision disorder (BVD), a condition that occurs when the eyes don’t work together the way they’re supposed to. […]
The good news is that certain supplements can help reduce dry eye symptoms, including: vitamin D, vitamin A, vitamin C, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin B12 […]
LipiFlow is a gentle, yet effective, procedure. It targets the root cause of dry eye to bring you long-lasting relief. It’s a non-invasive and safe treatment option, making it a popular option. […]