Don’t Let Eyeglasses Interfere with Your Photographer’s Eye

9 May 2016
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If you are a photographer, you probably have already discovered that wearing glasses can sometimes cause a problem. This may be especially true of those who wear bifocal or trifocal corrective lenses, but there are ways to work around the inconvenience of wearing eyeglasses while you work. Check out these tips for photographers who wear eyeglasses. Avoid Transition Lenses These lenses adjust to the light and are great for everyday wear, but when it comes to photography, many report the lenses remain dark when you are using the viewfinder and make it impossible to read the meter. Read More 

Clarity With Contacts: Cleaning And Handling Your New Contact Lenses For Clear, Healthy Vision

3 May 2016
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Regular exams by your eye doctor are essential for your vision and underlying eye health. Even with these periodic evaluations, you may require glasses or contacts to correct vision issues. Caring for your eyeglasses is a simple process, but cleaning and handling your contact lenses can be a bit more difficult. If you are part of the 30 million Americans who wear contact lenses, understanding the proper way to clean and handle these important elements in your vision is key to reducing your risk of eye infections from harmful bacteria. Read More 

4 Things You Need To Know About Surfer’s Eye

3 May 2016
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Surfer's eye, also called pterygium, is a benign growth that can form on the surface of your eye due to sun exposure. This condition is more common among surfers than non-surfers, according to population studies performed on Hawaiian beaches. Here are four things you need to know about surfer's eye. What are the signs of surfer's eye? The main sign of surfer's eye is the presence of a fleshy lump on the white part of your eye. Read More