Battle of the Sexes: Eye Health Edition
You might be surprised how different vision and eye health can be between men and women.
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Optician Recommendations: Breanna and Fashion Frames
Breanna is the Optical Manager at our Oil City office. She loves fashion and is diligent in finding the best solutions for every patient she assists. Read on to find what she has to say about her favorite eyewear recommendations! My favorite frame line is Ray-Ban. I love metal frames that have a fun shape. […]
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Optician Recommendations: Rilee & Polarized Sunglasses
Rilee is the optical manager at our Titusville office. We asked her about her eyewear and what she recommends to anyone who’s looking for new glasses; here is what she had to say! “My favorite frame line to wear is Furla. I always recommend them because they are stylish and unique. Ted Baker is […]
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Germs Can Infiltrate the Body Via the Eyes
Do you have a habit of rubbing your eyes?
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The Eyes-Headaches Connection
Uncorrected vision problems can lead to symptoms you might not expect, like frequent headaches.
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3 BIG Reasons to Have Multiple Pairs of Eyeglasses
For many, eyeglasses are a necessary part of life. Far more than a mere accessory; they are a tool and identifier. Glasses help us see clearly and stand out, yet most of us only have one reliable pair of glasses that are expected to last us for at least two years. While it is not […]
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Eye Safety in the Workplace
For Workplace Eye Wellness Month, we’re giving you a guide to protecting your eye health at work!
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Is Blue Light Bad for Eyesight?
In recent years curiosity about blue light has grown and only increased in light of the 2020 covid-19 pandemic. With many businesses and schools transitioning fully online since then, a new wave of concern arose about blue light and its impact on daily life. Blue light is part of the visible spectrum of light. We […]
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Glasses Care and Contact Lens Safety
Glasses or contact lenses might be small, but they make a massive difference in our daily lives.
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Learning All About Heterochromia
Statistically, the first thing we notice about a person when we meet them is their eye color.