There are many ways you can scratch your eye. You might have accidentally poked it, or something could have gotten under your eyelids such as dirt or sand. Either way, this can be a corneal abrasion. A corneal abrasion is a superficial scratch on the cornea, a clear layer that covers the iris and shields […]
Contact Lenses for Astigmatism: What You Need to Know
Astigmatism is one of the most common eye issues, with one out of three Americans suffering from it. To address this type of refractive error, people use specially designed corrective lenses to improve their vision. Insight Vision Center Optometry discusses each of them below.
How Can You Alleviate Computer Eye Strain?
Most people with desk jobs have to look at screens for around nine hours daily. At the end of the day, they may experience headaches, dry eyes or blurred vision. However, working adults are not the only ones affected by computer vision syndrome (CVS). Kids who use mobile gadgets for schoolwork can have issues as […]
Understanding How Multifocal Contacts Work
Recent innovations have allowed for contact lenses that can provide clear vision for people with presbyopia without needing the use of eyeglasses. Whether or not you need distance correction in your reading prescription, if you’re still using eyeglasses, you might find multifocal lenses much more convenient for your daily usage.
Sudden Blurred Vision and What You Need to Know
Blurry vision is a common eye condition that affects certain parts of the eye, such as the retina, cornea or optic nerve. Two kinds of blurred vision can happen to an individual depending on the circumstances. Sudden blurring is usually caused by a single factor or event while slowly progressive blurred vision happens over time […]
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