Blue light can affect us in other ways, such as disrupting our circadian rhythms—our natural sleep cycles. Blue light protection for glasses can reduce the effects of blue light with coatings or filters built into your lenses. […]
The procedure for cataract surgery typically takes between 10 and 20 minutes per eye, but the exact duration can depend on several factors, including the severity of the cataract and your overall health. […]
Polarized sunglasses have specialized lenses that are treated with a chemical that blocks certain types of light from passing through, reducing glare and eye strain. […]
Your eyeglasses should fit comfortably on your temple and nose, with your eyes correctly aligned within the space of the lenses. […]
For dry eye, contact lenses need oxygen permeability and the best replacement schedule for you. […]
Once the cloudy lens is gone, you now have an artificial lens, so cataracts cannot return after surgery. But, in some cases, a membrane that supports the artificial lens may become cloudy, causing vision to become blurry again. […]
If you struggle to see things at a distance, you may have some degree of myopia, and if it’s difficult for you to see up close, you may have hyperopia. […]
It can cause a range of symptoms, and when it gets severe, dry eyes can also cause blurriness. […]
Myopia control refers to methods used to slow the progression of myopia in children and adolescents. It may involve a combination of techniques, such as eyeglasses or contact lenses, as well as pharmaceutical or behavioural interventions. […]
A family history of glaucoma is a risk factor. However, other risk factors can affect your chances of developing glaucoma. […]
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