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Signs You Might Need Glasses

Vision changes don't usually happen overnight. Most of us adapt little by little, and those small adjustments start to feel normal long before we connect them to our eyes. Many people come in for a routine eye exam and learn their vision has changed without realizing it. The most common signs you might need glasses are blurry vision,…
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What Is Myopia? A Simple Guide for Parents

Plenty of parents first hear the word "myopia" after a school vision screening or a note from a teacher. It sounds clinical. It's also one of the most common vision conditions our optometry team sees in kids. Myopia, also called nearsightedness, happens when your child's eye grows a little too long, so faraway objects look…
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How Long Does an Eye Exam Take?

Booking an eye exam means carving out time in an already full week. Knowing the length of a comprehensive eye exam ahead of time makes it easier to pick a day that actually works. Most eye exams take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your needs and the tests your optometrist recommends. Returning patients tend…
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How Does Misight Work?

Key Takeaways MiSight lenses are daily disposable soft contacts made for nearsighted kids ages 8 to 12. Each lens corrects distance vision while helping slow how fast myopia gets worse. Research reports myopia progression slowed by up to 59 percent in children who wore them. Kids get a fresh pair every morning, so there's no…
A young adult sitting on their couch at home, taking off their glasses and rubbing their eyes due to dry eye discomfort.

Can Dry Eyes Cause Blindness?

Dry eyes are a frustrating problem. It's a constant stinging and burning sensation getting in the way of your everyday comfort. However, it's not just temporary irritation—dry eye leaves the eye's surface exposed to the outside air, which increases the risk of significant damage. Though it's rare, dry eye can even lead to blindness or…
A patient sitting in a chair looks up as their optometrist examines the back of their eye during an eye dilation.

What Not to Do After Eye Dilation?

Eye dilation is a routine procedure that allows your eye doctor to take a close look at your retina and other parts of your eye. While it’s a vital part of many eye exams, eye dilation can leave your eyes more sensitive to light and your vision blurry. These symptoms can last up to a…

Do Contact Lenses Expire?

If you wear contact lenses, you probably don’t spend much time thinking about their expiration dates. After all, they’re just little pieces of plastic (or silicone hydrogel), right? Not quite. Contact lenses are medical devices, and just like prescription medications or skincare products, they come with an expiration date for a reason. Using expired contacts…
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How Much Is Lasik Eye Surgery in California?

The cost of LASIK can vary significantly based on several key factors, including your location, the surgeon you select, and the type of technology used during the procedure. In California, prices typically range between $1,500 and $3,500 per eye, varying based on factors like the surgeon’s experience and your current corneal condition. Different technologies or…
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Can an Eye Exam Detect Diabetes?

The body is 1 connected unit. Signs of certain health conditions can manifest in different areas of your health, including your eyes. The importance of routine eye exams extends beyond updating your vision prescription when your sight gets fuzzy. With diagnostic tools and imaging techniques, your optometrist can identify and detect signs of eye diseases…

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