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Dr. Amanda Nanasy Unveils the Transformative Power of Neurolens Technology
In an eye-opening episode of "Insights from The Eye Center," we were graced by the presence of Dr. Amanda Nanasy, an expert in the field of optometry who is at the forefront of a technological...
Dr. Gabriela Olivares on Revolutionary Dry Eye Solutions
Chronic dry eye syndrome is a pervasive condition, often exacerbated by our modern lifestyle where screens dominate much of our day. With the digital age showing no signs of slowing down, it's...
What Causes Dry Eyes All of a Sudden
Dealing with dry eye can be uncomfortable and frustrating, especially when the symptoms seem to come out of nowhere. Several factors can contribute to this issue, and understanding these causes can...
Neurolens VR Technology: A New Way to Treat Eye Strain & Headaches
Do you often get headaches, eye strain, blurry vision, or neck pain? Have you tried everything to relieve these symptoms, but nothing seems to work? You might be dealing with eye misalignment, a...
What Causes Itchy Eyes & How to Find Relief
Itchy eyes can be uncomfortable and frustrating, especially if you deal with them regularly. One of the most common causes of itchy eyes is dry eye syndrome, which affects millions of people...
Why Are My Eyes Sensitive to Light?
Many people suffer from light sensitivity, a condition where bright lights hurt their eyes. The medical term for it is photophobia, and it can have different causes. While light sensitivity may seem...
Don’t Let Your FSA Benefits Go to Waste
Happy December! The holiday season is here again, which means many of us are busy spending time with family and friends. As another year comes to a close, it's also a good idea to think about any...
Gut Health & Dry Eye: The Surprising Connection
Did you ever think about the connection between your gut health and your eyes? It might sound surprising, but recent research has shown that your gut and your eyes are more connected than you may...
Can Vision Therapy Help with Amblyopia?
Amblyopia, also known as lazy eye, is a common vision problem that affects both children and adults. It occurs when the brain favors one eye over the other, leading to reduced vision in the weaker...