Category Archives: Eye Care

Have you found yourself wondering why your vision is blurred or distorted? Do you also get eyestrain or headaches in combination with unfocused vision?

What Is Macular Degeneration? What is Macular Degeneration? Macular degeneration or age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common condition which usually happens to people in their 50’s and 60’s. Age-related macular degeneration causes deterioration of the central area of the retina of the eyes. This area is known as the macula and it controls our visual acuity, ensuring our …

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An ophthalmologist is a medical and surgical eye doctor, an optometrist is an eye doctor who gives vision care and routine eye care service, an optician is a customer care representative in a vision care store or in an optometrist’s office.

Watery eyes, also known as teary eyes or weeping eyes, is a common complaint for people of all ages. Watery eyes are especially common for infants, as their tear duct can be slow to fully develop and open. A tear duct is a small tube that allows your tears to drain from your eyes to your nose.

Did you know that about 40% of adults suffer from varying degrees of dry eye syndrome? Did you know that women are more likely to experience dry eye symptoms?

Presbyopia is defined as the gradual loss of your eye’s ability to focus on nearby objects.

Just like all our other organs, the good health of our eyes depends on having the right vitamins and minerals in our diet. But do you really need a specially tailored “vision supplement”? Probably not, unless your diet is severely lacking in the vitamins and minerals below. Continue reading to find out what foods contain the nutrition your eyes need!

How far is a table? When should you stop your car so you don’t hit the one in front of you? These are all examples of depth perception. Read on to learn more.

The human body is complex, and the eye especially so. In order to function properly, your eyes need care. Part of that comes from the vitamins and supplements you eat or drink.

Glaucoma is a disease characterized by increased pressure in the eyeball (intraocular pressure). Extra fluid buildup in the front of the eye is a common cause of this pressure increase.