Stop That Eye Twitch: Common Causes and Self-Care Strategies It is no secret that eye twitches are annoying. An eyelid twitch, or tic, is a spasm or tiny movement in the upper or

Is Using Night Mode on Your Smartphone Better for Your Eyesight? Do you keep the brightness on your smartphone turned up all the way? Have you considered using night mode to reduce

Fireworks Can Cause Eye Damage – How to Protect Your Vision and Safely Celebrate Independence Day. We’re well into the summer season now, which means backyard barbecues, swimming pool adventures, and plenty

Three Ways to Take Care of Your Eyes as You Age May is Healthy Vision Month, which makes taking a proactive approach to better understand your vision, vision-related illness, and how to

Three Ways to Keep Your Eyes Safe While Playing Sports Eye-related injuries are extremely common on the field. Every year, an estimated 100,000 people experience eye-related injuries while playing sports. Of these

How to Avoid a Workplace Eye Injury? This March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month. Every year, around 25,000 Americans visit an emergency room because of an eye-related injury caused in the workplace.

What Is Age-Related Macular Degeneration? Whether you were recently diagnosed or you have a family member suffering from age-related macular degeneration (AMD), it pays to be informed. Like many people, you may

Signs and Symptoms of Glaucoma You Should Never Ignore January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Let’s start 2019 off right by taking better care of our eyesight together. Glaucoma is a progressive disease

Keeping Kids’ Eyes Safe This Holiday Season December is Safe Toys and Celebrations Month. According to research, roughly one in ten children’s eye injuries during the holiday season are caused by toys.

Diabetic Disease Awareness Month November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month, which means it’s time to learn all about how diabetes can affect your eyesight. If you or someone you know is