Sleep Apnea & Glaucoma: There's a Link Is there a correlation between sleep apnea and glaucoma? Learn what studies are showing.
Dry Eyes Or Allergies? Which Do I Have? What’s causing your red, itching eyes? Learn how dry eye and allergies can be treated for relief.
Newly Diagnosed with Glaucoma? Here are some treatment options. In the U.S., Primary Open Angle Glaucoma (POAG) is by far the most common type of Glaucoma we treat.
The Three O's of Eye Care: Ophthalmologist, Optometrist and Optician Do you know the difference between an ophthalmologist, an optometrist and an optician?
Does coffee have an effect on your eyes? Does coffee have an effect on your eyes? Here’s what research is showing.
What Is Refraction And Why Doesn’t Insurance Always Cover It? Does your insurance cover refraction exam at your eye doctor's office?
Is Marijuana Good For Treating Glaucoma? Is marijuana recommended for glaucoma treatment? Find out what experts are saying.
I've been told there is blood in the back of my eye. What could it be? Learn how a retinal vein occlusion can affect your sight and why it needs to be checked.
Make Eye Exams a Back-to-School Tradition (4) What should be #1 on your back-to-school list? Making sure your child can see!
Choosing The Right Eyeglass Frames For Your Face (1) Time to buy new eyeglass frames? Learn what might work best with your face shape!
6 Reasons Sunglasses Are Important In addition to looking great, sunglasses are an essential health accessory.
Can Dry Eyes Cause You To Tear? Did you know that dry eyes can cause tears? Learn how this and other things can cause you eyes to tear.
Should I Worry About Astigmatism? You hear the word astigmatism regularly, but what is it and how is it treated?
Are Daily Contact Lenses My Best Choice? Learn how switching to daily contact lenses might be the best solution for your vision needs.
Retinal Detachment - Symptoms, Signs and Treatment It's important to know the 3 "F's" of retinal detachments. Do you know them?
I Have Macular Degeneration - Should I Take Bilberry? I have macular degeneration – should I take bilberry to help protect my sight? Learn more today.
Vision Problems Can Happen After A Concussion A concussion can affect your vision. Here are some important symptoms you should be aware of.
What Is A Wrinkle On The Retina? What is a wrinkle on the retina? Learn what can cause it and how it could affect your sight.
Tips For Holiday Eye Safety (1) Eye safety is important over the holidays. Here are some things you can do to stay safe.
Is it safe to use redness relief eye drops Is it safe to use ‘redness relief’ eye drops regularly? Here’s what you should know.
When Should I Stop Driving? When should you stop driving? Find out what an eye doctor recommends.
What are these 'floaters' I see in my eyes? Why do I see ‘floaters’ in my eyes and what causes them?
11 Bad Contact Lens Habits That Can Ruin Your Vision To help keep your eyes safe, here are 11 bad habits to avoid if you wear contact lenses.
Which Eye Diseases Run In Families? Learn why it’s important to know if eye problems are something that run in your family.
Blue Light and Eye Health, Reality or Hype? Is exposure to blue light from mobile devices and other screens harmful to your eyes?
What are the most dangerous sports for eye injuries? It’s important to project your eyes from sports-related injuries. Learn what you can do.
Are my medications causing my Dry Eye? Do you know that some medications can cause dry eye syndrome? Learn more today.
Staring at a computer all day? You need to know the 20-20-20 Rule. Staring at your computer or phone can be a pain. Learn how the 20-20-20 rule can help your eyes.
Do I really need cataract surgery? Do you need cataract surgery? Learn more about your options today.
Current Treatment for Macular Degeneration What treatments are available for your macular degeneration? Your doctor will likely recommend one or more of these treatments.
Diabetic Retinopathy Explained Learn how diabetes can affect your vision and who could be at risk.
Over 40 and can't read with my contacts, what can I do? What can you do when it becomes hard to read while wearing your contact lenses?
Do's and Don'ts of Contact Lens Care Learn why it's important for your eyes to use the proper contact lens solution.
Swimming and Contacts, Not a Good Mix Find out why you shouldn't go swimming with your contact lenses in in your eyes.
5 reasons not to buy your eyeglasses online While it can be tempting to buy glasses online, it's better to buy them in person from a professional. Find out why.
Keeping your glasses clean Keeping your glasses clean and clear.
Every red eye is not "pink eye" Do you have 'pink eye'? Learn why a professional diagnosis is important.
What are the risk factors for dry eye? Dry eye affects millions of people. Learn about the risk factors.
What can I do for my red and itchy eyelids? Do you suffer from red, itchy, swollen eyelids? Learn what it is and what you can do.
Why should I get an eye exam even if my vision is good? Learn why it's so important for your vision to get regular eye exams - even if you're not having problems.
I'm seeing jagged lines in my vision, what is it? Learn what can cause black spots or jagged white lines in your vision.
What is a "Progressive" lens and do I need one? Learn how progressive lenses can help you see better from any distance.
The Importance of Polarized Eye Wear During The Winter It's important to wear polarized sunglasses in the winter. Find out why.
Through a Mother’s Eyes Emotional and social benefits can derived through looking into a mother’s eyes.
Giving Back the Gift of Sight Becoming an organ donor restores sight to a blind person. Corneal surgeries have restored vision to millions
Eye Safety: Here Are Some Of The Worst Toys For Kids Be aware of toys that can be unsafe for kid’s eyes: See the list to avoid here
Eyes feel Like the Sahara Desert : What do I do? What can you do when your eyes feel like the Sahara Desert? Understanding the condition will help.
A Child's Vision Educate yourself to understand treatment options, preventative care, and maintain good learning skills in visual development.
Here comes the Sun Not all Sunwear is the same. UV protection with polarized lenses give glare and sun protection.
Halloween Hazards Halloween contacts can be fun, but also dangerous. Beware of the pitfalls of potential harm.
Scope Vision Care videos (6) Scope Vision Care videos
Scope Vision Care (1) Scope Vision Care
Hygiene is critical to wearing your contact lenses (3) Caring for your contacts is very important for your eyes. Learn what you can do!
Thinking about contact lenses? Here are some important things to know (1) Are you considering contacts? Learn how they can improve your vision and how comfortable they can feel.
Learn how cataracts affect your vision (2) Are you concerned a cataract could be affecting your sight? Learn about how cataracts affect your eyes and how they can be treated.
Protect your eyes from the sun’s harmful UV rays (3) Learn how a good pair of sunglasses can protect your eyes from the sun’s harmful rays.
Glaucoma usually starts with no symptoms, and can only be diagnosed with regular eye exams (1) More than 3 million people in the U.S. have glaucoma. Learn more about the risks of this “silent thief of sight.”
Optos Daytona (1) The next generation of Optos technology, Daytona, provides ultra-high resolution imaging with ultra-widefield autofluorescence capabilities.
Daytona Animation Video (1) Animated overview of Daytona and the benefits of ultra-widefield retinal imaging.
Optomap Comparison view of retinal exam (1) Comparison view of optomap retinal exam vs conventional exams
Hoya Sensity Light Reactive Lenses (1) HOYA Sensity photochromic lenses were developed to react consistently to light, UV and temperature.
Scope Video - 30_SinTelemundo (1) SinTelemundo
Scope Video - Moldeado Corneal (1)
Scope Vision (1) Scope Vision
Scope Video Ortho-K (1)
Anti-Reflective Lenses (1) One important lens coating option to consider is investing in an Anti-reflective coating, also known as AR coating.
Blepharitis (1) Blepharitis is a common problem for both children and adults. Long term effects can cause problems, so it is important to consult with your eye care provider.
Cataracts (1) As you age, your lens can become cloudy, this cloudiness is called a cataract.
Cataract Surgery (1) Cataract Surgery is the third most performed surgery in the United States.
Corneal Molding or Ortho-K (1) Corneal Molding, also know as Ortho K is a non-surgical procedure used to reshape the cornea
Diabetic Retinopathy (1) Diabetes is a disease that effects blood vessels throughout the body including the eye.
Dilation Exam (1) The colored part of the eye is called the iris. It is composed of two muscles. The constrictor and the dilator.
Dry Eye Syndrome (1) Dry Eye Syndrome is characterized by itching, burning, gritty, red eyes. There are many causes for Dry Eye and, consequently there are many treatments.
Flashes and Floaters (1) For the most part, floaters and flashes are just an annoyance, but they can be signs of serious conditions such as retinal detachment.
Glaucoma (1) Glaucoma, often referred to as “the silent thief of sight”, can occur with no warning signs, pain or symptoms. It cannot be cured, but if detected early can be managed to limit its effects.
Glaucoma Narrow Angle (1) Narrow Angle glaucoma can develop quickly while Closed angle glaucoma develops quickly and is a medical emergency.
Glaucoma - Open Angle and Normal Tension (1) Glaucoma is a disease that affects the optic nerve which leads to partial or total vision loss.
Handling your contact lenses (1) Learn how to handle your contact lens by watching this video.
How to insert contact lenses (1) Once the contact lens is properly prepared it is time to insert the lens onto your eye.
How to remove contact lenses (1) Watch this video to learn how to remove your contact lenses
Intraocular lens (IOL) (1) IOLs are the artificial lens implants that replace the eye’s natural lenses after cataract surgery
Keratoconus (1) Keratoconus is an eye disease in which the cornea deforms from its normally curved dome shaped and becomes cone shaped.
Macular Degeneration (1) Macular degeneration is a common cause of vision loss and blindness in people older than 50
Polarized Sunglasses (1) If you drive or spend time outdoors, polarized lenses can give you clearer vision by enhancing contrast and eliminating glare.
Presbyopia (1) Presbyopia primarily affects people over the age of 40 and is not a disease.
Progressive Lenses (1) Progressive lenses provide multi-focal viewing power, enabling seamless focusing transitions.
Punctual Plugs (1) If your cornea isn't getting enough moisture, you could have dry eye complications. Punctual plugs maybe the solution
Refractive Error (1) A refractive error occurs when light is not focused properly on the retina at the back of the eye.
Retinopathy (1) Retinopathy occurs when abnormal blood vessels leak fluid into the retina
Ultra-Violet Light (1) Get a good pair of sunglasses that provide both UVA and UVB protection, your eyes will thank you.
