The Eye Center Blog
Our optometry blog is here to be a valuable source of information for you for all things related to eye care
The Connection Between Vision and Headaches
Chronic headaches can be life-altering, often hindering your ability to get things done and even impacting your quality of life. If you suffer from headaches, you have probably explored potential...
What Does it Mean to See Stars, Flashes, or Floaters?
Have you ever wondered why you sometimes see eye floaters, flashes, or stars in your vision? Photopsia is a medical term that refers to several visual disturbances including: Seeing stars Flashes of...
Diabetes and Your Eyes
If you or someone you love have diabetes, you need regular eye exams. Diabetes affects how your body uses blood glucose or blood sugar. Glucose is vital because it provides energy for your body and...
June is Cataract Awareness Month
Did you know that cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world? The good news, though, is that cataracts are manageable and very treatable. June has been declared Cataract Awareness...
Healthy Eyes and Vision Tips
May is a beautiful month, and here in sunny south Florida, even more so. May is also the time to spread awareness about eye health and vision because it’s Healthy Vision month! Your eyesight is so...
Top Tips for Women to Maintain Healthy Eyes and Vision
Did you know that according to the National Eye Institute, two out of every three people living with blindness or vision problems are women? Prevent Blindness, one of the oldest organizations...
Those Lovely Lashes
False lashes and eyelash extensions have become one of the fastest growth beauty trends over the past couple years. It is obvious why this latest fashion trend has heightened the interest of many females.
Halloween contact lenses
Although it’s fascinating to take your Halloween costume to the next level, it is important to take precautions when ordering color contacts.
Computer Vision Syndrome
The average American spends about 7 hours a day on electronic devices. CVS is a group of eye and vision-related issues resulting from prolonged computer, tablet or phone use.