Spring Eye Allergies: Quick Tips to Ease Seasonal IrritationMay 02, 2025Spring is often when eye allergies are at their worst. In this blog, learn why they occur and discover simple tips for quick, convenient relief.
Debunking Pink Eye Myths: What You Need to KnowMay 01, 2025Pink eye is one of the most common eye conditions, but myths about it abound, leading to confusion and unnecessary worry. This blog debunks some of the most common pink eye myths so you can protect your eyesight.
My Child Wants Contact Lenses. What’s the Right Age to Consider It?Apr 15, 2025If your child wears glasses, it may be only a matter of time before they ask about contact lenses. But how do you know if they’re old enough to wear contacts? Here, we explore this common question and provide tips for parents.
I’m Not a LASIK Candidate. What Are My Vision Correction Options?Apr 01, 2025LASIK is a popular vision correction option, but it’s not right for everyone. This blog explores the best alternatives to help you achieve sharper, clearer vision.
Protecting Your Eyes from Blue Light: The Role of Lens CoatingMar 05, 2025Worried about the effect blue light might have on your eyes? This blog explores the potential ocular health benefits of special lens coatings, and whether they’re worth the investment.
When is it Time to Seek Treatment for Dry Eyes?Mar 04, 2025Do your eyes often feel irritated, itchy, or painful? If so, it may be due to dry eye disease (DED). This blog explores DED and explains when to seek professional help.
Myopia in Children: Early Intervention for Better Eye Health Feb 08, 2025Nearly one in 10 school-aged children — and one in three adolescents — have myopia, or nearsightedness. Early intervention can prevent it from worsening and preserve your child’s eyesight. Learn more here.
Understanding AMD: What Is Age-Related Macular Degeneration? Feb 07, 2025Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss in people aged 60 and older. In recognition of AMD Awareness Month this February, we’re taking a closer look at this common eye disease that everyone should know about.
5 Steps to Prevent Diabetic Eye Disease Jan 10, 2025Living with diabetes increases your chances of developing diabetic eye disease. Thankfully, preventive measures can reduce your risk and safeguard your vision. Here are five ways you can protect your eyes.
How to Prepare Your Child for a Pediatric Eye Exam Jan 09, 2025Is your child feeling anxious about their first eye exam? These simple tips can ease their worries and help them know what to expect.
Signs You Need a New Glasses PrescriptionDec 12, 2024If you wear glasses to offset a refractive error, like farsightedness or nearsightedness, it’s normal for your eyes to change over time. Learn common signs that indicate it’s time for a new corrective prescription.
Everything You Need to Know About Myopia ControlNov 08, 2024Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common refractive error. Myopia control can help slow its progression and improve vision — and quality of life — for your or your child.
5 Tips to Help You Adjust to Life With Contact LensesNov 05, 2024Contact lenses are a popular and convenient form of vision correction, but they also take some time. These tips can make the adjustment easier and more comfortable.
5 Reasons to Consider LASIK Eye SurgeryOct 25, 2024Between 20 and 25 million Americans have undergone LASIK eye surgery over the last 25 years. Here are five reasons to consider the procedure for yourself.
Why You Should Have an Eye Exam Even if You Have Perfect VisionOct 25, 2024If you have 20/20 vision, you might assume routine eye exams aren’t necessary — but that isn’t the case. Here, we explain why regular eye exams are key to maintaining optimal ocular health and vision at every age.
Welcome to the New All Eyes on You Optometry Website!Nov 09, 2014We’re proud to announce the launch of our brand new website. The site was designed with you in mind and is chock-full of several useful features.
What if we had a choice?Nov 09, 2014If an eye disease was an inevitable part of your life, wouldn’t it be nice if you could pick which disease you had? If you could, you would want to pick cataracts.