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Smart Glasses Track Eye Movements to Look for Mental Stress

Smart glasses are known for their ability to provide wearers with real-time access to data. They can automatically adjust the brightness as needed and can


Can Children Wear Contacts?

It’s vital to correct a child’s vision as quickly as possible if they’re having difficulty seeing clearly. Poor vision can stunt a child’s development and


How Your Diet Can Impact Your Risk of Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a type of eye condition that can ultimately lead to blindness. There are multiple types of glaucoma, which affects the optic nerve. Typically,


Signs You Need Glasses for Driving

You use your eyes a lot when you drive. Not only do you need to be able to see where you’re going and read signs, you also need to be able to avoid


How Do I Stop My Glasses From Hurting My Nose?

Wearing glasses can take some getting used to if you’ve never worn them before. Many people who are new to wearing glasses find that they hurt their nose


How to Protect Your Eyes from Computer Eye Strain

As screen time becomes more common both for work and for entertainment, eye strain has also become more common. Fortunately, there are some steps you can


Check Out These Tools that Will Help You See More Clearly With Low Vision

If you have low vision, then it can be challenging to perform daily tasks and get through daily life. Some people with low vision struggle to feel as


How Long Does It Take for Your Eyes to Adjust to a New Prescription?

Sometimes it feels like you need a new prescription every time you visit the eye doctor. This can be a pain because it can feel like the new glasses don't


New Nasal Spray to Treat Dry Eye Now FDA-Approved

Millions of people suffer from dry eye. It’s an uncomfortable condition that can occur for a variety of different reasons, including flying on an


Dry Eye Self Evaluation

Dry eye is an uncomfortable and frustrating condition to endure but you may not even know you have it. Dry eye is different than simply sensitivity and is


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