Over the past several years I have written about the dangers of a Halloween. Dangers such as cosmetic contact lenses costumes trick-or-treating and automobiles. Halloween 2020 has its own safety…
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  Did you hear that there’s a web page for people who suffer from chronic eye pain? What do you call it when an apple user looks you in the…
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      Vitamin A (retinol, retinoic acid) is a nutrient important to vision, growth, cell division, reproduction and immunity. Vitamin A also helps the heart, lungs, kidneys, and other…
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“Drusen” is the plural of the German word “druse” which means node. In medical terms drusen refers to small yellowish deposits of cellular debris that at accumulate under the retina…
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We know that eye health is important but how often do you take your pet’s eye health into account? National Pet Eye Health Awareness Week (21-27th September) is to help…
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eyegotcha Trivia Tuesday 9/15/2020   Birds and reptiles cry tears much like humans Our eyes close automatically to protect us from perceived dangers. The four-eyed fish can see both above and…
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On August 31st the Center for Ocular Research & Education (CORE), issued an alert to advise practitioners on how to recognize mask-associated dry eye (MADE). Wearing a face mask is…
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In these extraordinary times we don’t know if our children will return to traditional brick and mortar schools, online classes or a combination of both. Regardless of that, we do…
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What do you call a blind Optometrist?   Why did the Optometrist set the clock to military time?   My Optometrist likes to make eye puns…   What should you…
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Retinoschisis is a condition in which an area of the retina has separated into two layers. The retina is the tissue inside the back of the eye that changes what…
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