In today’s digital age, it’s nearly impossible to avoid exposure to blue light. From the screens of our devices to LED lighting, blue light is everywhere, and its effects on our health are becoming a growing concern. If you’re having some vision problems after prolonged computer or smartphone use, you might be sensitive to blue...
One common eye condition that often goes unnoticed until it becomes bothersome is presbyopia. This age-related condition affects nearly everyone to some degree after the age of 40, leading to a gradual loss of the eye’s ability to focus on nearby objects. Keep an eye out for the early signs of presbyopia listed in today’s...
At Lumen Optometric, we often encounter patients who wonder if contact lenses are a viable option later in life. The question is understandable—concerns about comfort, ease of use, and vision quality can loom large as we age. However, the landscape of contact lens technology has evolved significantly, brushing aside many of the limitations once thought...
Seasonal eye allergies can turn your fall season into a time of discomfort. Our eyes can become sensitive to allergens during this time of year, leading to symptoms like itching, redness, and watering. Understanding the reasons behind this sensitivity and exploring ways to find relief can help you enjoy the beauty of fall without the...
Lazy eye, or amblyopia, is a condition that affects many, reducing visual acuity in one or both eyes, and is prevalent among both children and adults. However, several myths surrounding it still persist, leading to misinformation and possibly delaying treatment for those affected. Lumen Optometric, a local provider of eye care services like orthokeratology, shares the...
Contact lenses revolutionized the way individuals with vision impairments see the world, offering an alternative to traditional eyeglasses. However, regular contact lenses do not always fit the unique eye conditions of individuals. Continue reading to find out if you’re a good candidate for specialty contact lenses.
Your child’s eyesight is crucial—not just for seeing the world clearly but also as an indicator of their overall health. But regular eye tests are not just about getting an occasional check-up when things seem “off.” Instead, yearly eye tests are essential to catch any potential issues early and ensure optimal eye health.
Cataracts are commonly associated with the elderly; however, children and young adults can also develop them. It might sound surprising, but various circumstances and conditions can result in cataracts at any age. Let’s explore how cataracts aren’t strictly an age-related condition.
Have you ever asked, “Why are my eyes so dry?” Turns out, this is not an uncommon issue, and many face it, especially in this digital age. There could be multiple reasons, from environmental factors to something more serious. Read on to learn more about dry eyes, including the main causes and treatment options.
Your eyes and vision will reach complete development by the time you’re in your early 20s. Usually, you won’t notice significant changes in your vision until your 40s. It isn’t uncommon for older adults to experience difficulty in reading small print or need more light to see clearly. Learn why it happens from a local orthokeratology specialist.
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