Physicians in the Chicago area state that most Halloween accidents occur between 4PM and 10 PM due to vision obstruction. Be sure costumes and masks give those little ghosts…
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You can’t sneeze with your eyes open (you can try it) Everyone is colorblind at birth. Albert Einstein’s eyes were removed by his Ophthalmologist Dr. Henry Abrams during autopsy in…
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Back in August I put up a blog called “Is Your Contact Lens Case a Danger?” https://www.eyegotcha.net/is-your-contact-lens-case-a-danger/  and last Monday I shared an article by Invision about how this infection…
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Droopy eyelids also known as Ptosis. Most of the time, an eyelid that has fallen over time and hangs so low it blocks some of your sight can be fixed…
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Primary Care is the gateway into the health system for many individuals. Care coordination is an important function of the Primary Care Physician (PCP). If you need to see a…
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A normal lifespan will bring you almost 24 million images of the world around you. Our eyes can instantaneously set in motion hundreds of muscles and organs in our body.…
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This week we observed Labor Day, let us take a brief look at safe vision practices while at work. Each day nearly 2,000 American workers suffer the pain of avoidable…
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Every year, Americans flush 2.6 to 2.9 billion contact lenses down the drain, according to new research from Arizona State University. By tallying this debris and studying how it persists…
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According to Market Scope, around 10 million Americans have had LASIK surgery since it was first approved by the FDA in 1999. Around 700,000 LASIK surgeries are done each year, but that’s…
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Proper use of everything related to your contact lenses – including the case – is essential for good eye health. Did you know that unclean contact lens storage cases can…
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