When you buy your glasses from your optometrist, you’re getting more than eyewear. You can enjoy:
Quality materials for frames and lenses
An up-to-date prescription
Experienced guidance that goes beyond numbers
Custom fittings
Access to warranties and repairs
Ongoing support and adjustments […]
While genetics can influence whether a child develops myopia, daily habits and environmental factors play a major role in how quickly the condition progresses. Increased screen use, limited time spent outdoors, and even how a child reads or studies, can all affect their vision over time. […]
Myopia is a progressive refractive error that does not improve with age. Instead, it tends to progress, further stressing the eye and worsening vision, which can lead to long-term consequences down the line. […]
A humidifier improves dry eye symptoms by adding moisture to the air, which can help reduce tear evaporation. However, though they create a more relaxing and comfortable environment, humidifiers are only a surface-level solution. […]
The good news? Advancements in skincare and technology now bring plenty of accessible and effective options to help tighten eyelid skin without you having to undergo surgery. […]
It’s recommended that you get new glasses every 1-3 years. Some common reasons why it might be time to upgrade your glasses include changes in prescription, wear and tear, and changes in your lifestyle. […]
While it is impossible to stop the aging process, there are ways to minimize the appearance of under-eye wrinkles and support the skin’s overall health. […]
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