Your eyes work hard every day, especially if you’re constantly switching between screens, documents, and real-world tasks. Regular comprehensive eye exams can catch issues such as diabetes and eye diseases before you even notice symptoms, helping protect both your sight and your overall health. Most adults need comprehensive eye exams annually, depending on your age […]
You step into the bright Palm Springs sun and immediately squint in discomfort. Later, while working on your computer, your eyes feel gritty and tired. These two feelings—light sensitivity and dryness—often go hand-in-hand. Understanding their connection is the first step toward relief. Your tear film is responsible for keeping your eyes comfortable and your vision […]
Maybe you’ve been considering updating your frames recently and realized that your prescription expired. You may have thought that your eyes probably stayed the same since your last exam, but we’re here to say that might not be true. A prescription for glasses isn’t valid forever, and there are reasons for that which support your […]
Waking up with red, itchy, or uncomfortable eyes can be confusing. You might immediately think of pink eye, but another common condition—blepharitis—shares similar symptoms. While both can cause irritation and even contribute to issues like chronic dry eye, they affect different parts of your eye and have distinct causes. Understanding what’s happening can help you […]
You put on a new pair of glasses, and the world snaps into focus. But when you take them off, your unaided vision seems blurrier than before. This common experience makes many people worry that their glasses are actually weakening their eyes. It’s a reasonable concern, but it’s a myth. Wearing glasses with the correct […]
Your meibomian glands, located along your eyelid, secrete an oil that forms part of a healthy tear film. When they don’t function properly, you may experience symptoms of dry eye such as grittiness, excessive tears, blurry vision, and the feeling that something is stuck in your eye. Fortunately, there are ways to address this problem. […]
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