This Halloween Beware of Special Effect Contacts
With the autumn comes Halloween and with that, costumes. It's important to be aware of certain threats to your eyes and vision that sometimes com...
September is Home and Sports Eye Safety Month
As September marks Home and Sports Eye Safety Month, we're going to focus on ways to keep your home eye safe specifically when selecting eye safe...
Dealing With Pink Eye
Pink eye, otherwise known as conjunctivitis, is one of the most frequently seen eye diseases, particularly with kids. It can be caused by a virus...
School’s Coming… Time for a Scottsdale Eye Exam
Children across the country are getting ready for a new school year. Now's the time to examine your children's vision . Healthy vision is key to...
Daily Replacement Contact Lenses
We have seen advances in technology in all areas of our lives, and the contact lens industry is no different. Development of new contact lenses h...
Should You Buy Your Glasses Online?
In today's world, where more and more consumers are used to buying anything and everything through the Internet, eyeglasses are a product that y...
Have You Had a Routine Eye Exam Recently?
When we have eyes that are in good condition, we might overlook the importance of a routine eye examination. Nevertheless, timely diagnosis of ey...
Advice for Preventing Symptoms of Eye Allergies
If you are experiencing red eyes, itchy eyes or watery eyes it could be due to seasonal eye allergies. For some, March is the start of pollen sea...
In February Spread the Word About Age-related Macular Degeneration and Low Vision
February has been declared age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and low vision awareness month. AMD is the number one cause of visual impairmen...
3-D: “Good” or “Evil”
3-D is the hot, new media trend. There are 3-D movies, televisions, and video games. This begs the question “is it safe for our eyes?” In order...