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Understanding Myopic and Hyperopic Vision Issues Myopia and hyperopia, more often referred to as nearsightedness and farsightedness, respectively, are common vision conditions that affect a large portion of the American population. Knowing and understanding the differences between these two conditions can help you identify them and bring any concerns to your eye doctor. Getting an…
Read MoreContacts vs. Glasses Prescriptions: Are they the Same? Contact lens prescriptions and glasses prescriptions are not the same, although they do have many similarities. Many of the measurements and values that are needed for a valid prescription are consistent and you’ll still need to get an eye exam from a licensed eyecare professional to make…
Read MoreDo Contact Lenses Come in Different Styles? Yes. The most common type of contact lens worn today is the disposable contact lens, but it is not the only type of lens. In the past, rigid gas permeable and yearly soft lenses were more common, but now are used by very few patients in comparison and…
Read MoreTo help you be a responsible contact lens wearer, here are two things you should never do if you wear contacts—straight from Dr. Edwin Wallington, OD. Wearing contact lenses means you need to be responsible with your eyes and lenses because if you don’t, it can damage both your contact lenses and your eyes. We…
Read MoreIf you’re wondering when you should get contact lenses, you should know that the best way to answer that is to visit your eye doctor. Choosing contact lenses will depend on several factors, such as your age, lifestyle, and ability to clean your lenses. Outside of visiting your eye doctor and discussing your best options…
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