Cataract - The Blinding Menace

Visiting the eye doctor can be intimidating, but a comprehensive eye exam is the best way to test for, diagnose, and treat any underlying vision problems you may have. You should not wait until you experience a vision problem or symptoms to schedule your routine eye exam. Depending on your age, health, and family history, it is recommended to have a yearly comprehensive eye exam. Of course, if you experience any vision problems between eye exams, you should contact your eye doctor immediately. Knowing how to prepare for your visit is a crucial step in the eye exam process. Here are some tips to help you take advantage of your next visit. What should you bring with you? ●      Your current eyeglasses, prescription sunglasses, and contacts ●      A list of medications or supplements you are currently taking ●      A list of any your personal and family medical history including diseases and surgeries ●  ...

If you see particles, smudges, or fingerprints on your frames, it's time for you to clean them. We recommend cleaning your eyeglasses at least once a day to keep them in their optimal state. Be sure to follow these best cleaning practices: ●         Thoroughly wash your hands before cleaning ●         Rinse your eyeglasses off with lukewarm water to remove any dust or debris ●         Apply a small amount of spray or liquid cleaner specific for glasses to the frames ●         Gently rub both sides of the lenses and clean the nose pads and temples that rest on your ears ●         Rinse your glasses off with lukewarm water to remove any remaining cleaning solution ●         Either let them air dry or carefully dry your lenses with a clean, lint-free cloth when c...