Autumn Sprabary

Getting new glasses can be exciting, but an adjustment period is often necessary. Initially, you may experience discomfort as your eyes and brain acclimate to the lenses. This sensation is normal and typically brief. Understanding the...

In the world of eyewear, Ray-Bans are a timeless classic, prized for their quality, style, and history. However, the popularity of Ray-Bans has led to a flood of counterfeit products on the market. If you want to invest in a genuine pair,...

Sunscreen is great for protecting your skin, but it can sting if it gets into your eyes. It’s important to know what to do if this happens so you can relieve the pain quickly and avoid further irritation. Below, we list the steps to clean...

Reviewed by Sonia Kelley, OD, MS on October 18, 2024  Alcohol is a commonly consumed substance, but its effects on the body extend far beyond the well-known impacts on the liver and brain. Among the various organs alcohol can affect, the...

Reviewed by Sonia Kelley, OD, MS on September 26, 2024 If you were to check in the laundry room or under a sink of almost any home in America, the chances of finding some bleach are pretty high. Whether its purpose is to get the bathtub...

Taking care of yourself goes a long way toward determining the length and quality of your life. And sure, eating right and staying active do wonders for your body, but what about your eyes?  Maintaining clear vision and healthy eyes will...

Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ve probably heard the name Patrick Mahomes — especially during football season. During the eight seasons he’s been with the Kansas City Chiefs, Mahomes has led the team to five postseason...

Dry eyes can happen for several reasons. It may be something temporary, like visiting a place with a dry climate or driving with your windows down on a beautiful day. Chronic causes like poor tear production can also lead to eye...

What is Eye Dilation? Eye dilation is a vital part of a comprehensive eye examination. It allows eye doctors to examine the retina and optic nerve, located at the back of the eye, more effectively. This can help them identify conditions...

Reviewed by Thomas Stokkermans, OD, PhD on July 20, 2023 Yes, it is possible for a person to have purple, violet, or lavender eyes, though it is extremely rare. This occurs when the irises (the colored part of the eyes) have a purple or...