A Holiday Guide to Toy Eye Safety
The holidays are upon us and we all know what that means, toys and presents. Adoring grandparents love surprising the favorite little ones with t...
Learning Disablities and Vision
A vision screening is not an eye exam, whether performed by a school nurse or parent volunteer, or by a pediatrician or pediatric assistant. Tho...
All You Need to Know About Lazy Eye. Treatment in Scottsdale, AZ
Amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye is a lack of proper vision development caused by the failure of both eyes to work in unison. In most cases...
August is Cataracts Awareness Month: Schedule your Eye Examination in Scottsdale Today
A surprising number of individuals aren't aware that cataracts affect approximately 20.5 million Americans age 40 and older. In reality, over 50%...
Gas Permeable Lenses: Are You a Candidate?
While soft contacts are most common, another lesser-known brand of contact lenses exists: gas permeable (GP) lenses, also referred to oxygen per...
Scottsdale, AZ Management for Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)
Findings from the American Optometric Association indicate that over 70 percent of employed persons that work daily on a computer screen (which i...
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...