Eye allergies can make daily life very uncomfortable. The eyes may itch. They may water. They may burn. Sometimes they even swell. For many people, symptoms get worse during spring and fall. Others deal with irritation all year. Because of this, many people use over-the-counter allergy drops. However, not all drops work the same way. […]
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In 2026, manufacturers recalled millions of over-the-counter dry eye drop products. They did this voluntarily. The FDA raised safety concerns in an official enforcement report. Soon after, the California State Board of Optometry warned eye care providers and patients. Because of this, major retailers acted quickly. Walgreens, CVS, Kroger, and other pharmacies removed many products […]
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There is a moment most people ignore. You are staring at a screen, you blink, and for a split second everything feels better… then the irritation comes rushing back. That subtle burn. That gritty feeling. That constant urge to rub your eyes. You assume it is just fatigue or too much screen time. But what […]
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Why dilation matters Eye dilation is a key part of a full eye exam. Yet, many people skip it. Some think it is not needed, while others worry about blurry vision. This step helps your doctor see more of the eye. By widening the pupil, more light can enter. As a result, hidden areas become […]
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Dry eye is a common condition that can start as mild irritation. However, it can become a daily problem over time. Many people begin with artificial tears for quick relief. While these drops can help, they often do not treat the root cause of dry eye. If symptoms continue, a more complete approach is needed. […]
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Originally published by Dr. Atean Asslani, OD. Medically reviewed and updated by Dr. Tina Shafa, OD. Myopia, or nearsightedness, is becoming more common in children. In fact, many parents now notice early signs at a young age. For example, a child may squint at the board or hold books very close. As a result, what […]
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Originally published by Dr. Atean Asslani, OD. Medically reviewed and updated by Dr. Tina Shafa, OD. In the past, dry eye was mostly linked to aging. However, that trend has clearly changed. Today, more young adults report burning, irritation, and blurred vision. As a result, eye doctors are seeing a steady rise in dry eye […]
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Originally published by Dr. Atean Asslani, OD. Medically reviewed and updated by Dr. Tina Shafa, OD. Your eyes work hard every day, yet many people believe they would know right away if they needed glasses. Blurry vision seems like it should be obvious. However, vision changes often happen slowly. Because of this, the brain learns […]
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Dr. William To and Dr. Katalina Yandell from Optical Illusions: An Optometric Practice have been selected as two of twelve delegates representing the Santa Clara County Optometric Society (SCCOS) at the 2026 House of Delegates hosted by the California Optometric Association (COA). This prestigious role allows them to represent optometrists throughout Santa Clara County at […]
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Originally published by Dr. Atean Asslani, OD. Medically reviewed and updated by Dr. Tina Shafa, OD. Contact lenses make life easier. They give you clear vision without glasses. They also feel light and natural. However, not all contact lenses work the same way. Some are worn once and thrown away. Others are cleaned and reused. […]
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