Category Archives: Eye Care

Only 5% of the population have hazel eyes. Find out what causes eye color and why hazel eyes are so unique.

Lighter-colored eyes, such as blue, green, and hazel, are usually more sensitive to light. This is called photophobia, and it’s mainly due to genetics, which determines the way the eyes absorb light.

There are many possible causes of dry eyes. Find out what may be problem in your case and what you can do to treat it.

With children spending more time than ever looking at screens, the risk of developing computer vision is increased. Find out more about the condition and how to prevent it.

Carrotts are famously good for our eyes thank to the vitamin A they contain, but other foods have their benefits too.

Depth perception allows us to understand the distance between objects. Learn about the processes that make it work, how to test your own depth perception and how to improve it.

Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in people over 60, so detectig it early is crucial.

A stye can be unsightly and may cause some discomfort, but thankfully they are quite easy to treat.

Just like in the rest of your body, the muscles in your eyes get tired when you use them a lot. Here are a few ways to relieve that feeling.

Giving your eye muscles a workout can help improve your eye health. There are plenty of simple exercises you can do to keep them strong and decrease your risk of visual impairment as you age.