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What You Need to Know About “Dark Mode”
Whenever we use your favorite apps or read online articles on your computer or smartphone, most of them are presented via black text on a white background. Depending on how long you’ve been browsing, staring at a bright screen to read can be tiresome, especially for your eyes. In this world we live in, symptoms of digital eye strain are commonplace, which is why every…
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Buying Children’s Eyewear: A Simple Guide
Children diagnosed with refractive errors are required to use corrective glasses prescribed by a myopia control specialist. These help improve and maintain their vision, which is important for their continuous development throughout their schooling years.However, the wide variety of eyewear options can be quite overwhelming, making it difficult for you to find the right pair your child will like and will ensure their visual acuity…
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Proper Disposal of Contact Lenses
According to a recent study by the Biodesign Institute Center for Environmental Health Engineering at Arizona State University (ASU), around 45 million people in the U.S. wear contact lenses. But while these lenses have proven to help a lot of people see clearly, contact lens wearers and eye care professionals shouldn’t turn a blind eye on how the use of contacts lead to waste management…
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4 Things You Should Know About Night Blindness
Night blindness, also known as nyctalopia, is marked by the inability to see well at night or in poor light. According to vision correction experts at the Institute for Control of Eye Myopia in Children, it is not considered an eye disease but a symptom of an underlying problem, usually in the retina. However, in the case of patients with myopia, difficulties in night vision…
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