LASIK can reduce or even remove the need for glasses or contact lenses. However, your eyes need to be healthy before surgery. One issue that matters is dry eye. Dry eye is common, and you may not even know you have it. In fact, some people have dry eyes without feeling dry at all. Instead, […]
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Steph Curry has spent years seeing the basketball court in a way most people never knew about. In 2018, the Golden State Warriors star learned that he had keratoconus after someone noticed him squinting during a game. Now, Curry is using his platform to help more people learn about the eye condition. Curry recently shared […]
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If you have ever seen sunglasses with a bright blue, silver, gold, or pink shine on the front, you have seen a flash mirror coating. This coating gives lenses a bold, reflective look. However, it does more than change the style of your glasses. Flash mirror coatings can also reduce the amount of light that […]
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Reading should be an enjoyable and comfortable activity, but for some people, a few pages of a book, a long work document, or even time on a phone or tablet can lead to an uncomfortable headache. If you regularly experience headaches while reading, you may wonder whether the problem is your eyes, your vision, or […]
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Dr. Katalina Yandell, OD, has earned a place in Vision Monday’s inaugural 40 Under 40. The September 2026 issue features Dr. Yandell on page 49. She appears in the Entrepreneurial Innovators category. Vision Monday created 40 Under 40 to recognize professionals who are helping shape the optical industry. The feature includes leaders across retail, technology, […]
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Have you ever wondered whether one of your eyes is “in charge” when you look at something? Just as many people have a dominant hand, most people also have a dominant eye. Eye dominance, sometimes called ocular dominance, refers to the tendency for your brain to rely slightly more on visual information from one eye […]
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A retinal detachment is a serious eye problem. It happens when the retina pulls away from the back of the eye. The retina helps you see. It sits inside the back of your eye and senses light. Then, it sends signals to your brain so you can see the world around you. When the retina […]
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When you visit the eye doctor, you may hear about two ways to check the back of your eyes: an Optos retinal scan and a dilated eye exam. Both methods help your eye doctor examine the retina, which is the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eye. The retina plays an important role in […]
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A stye can be small, but it can hurt. It may also make your eyelid swollen, red, and tender. Most styes are harmless and improve with proper care. However, it is important to know what causes them and when you should see an eye doctor. With the right care, many styes can heal on their […]
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Keratoconus can change the shape of the eye. As a result, vision can become blurry or distorted. Glasses may help at first, but they may not provide clear vision as the condition changes. Thankfully, specialty contact lenses can help. Scleral lenses are one option that can provide clearer vision and added comfort for people with […]
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