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Best Contacts for Dry Eyes

If you have dry eyes, wearing contact lenses can feel like a daily challenge. That gritty, scratchy sensation can make it hard to focus on your day. You might even wonder if comfortable contact lens wear is possible for you and your family. There’s good news for anyone who struggles with discomfort. The most comfortable […]

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Can Myopia Be Reversed?

As a parent, you always want what’s right for your child’s health and well-being, and their vision is no exception. If you’ve been noticing your child squinting to see the television, it might be time for a children’s eye exam to see if they have a condition like myopia (or nearsightedness).  Currently, myopia cannot be […]

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Ortho-K Lenses Cost: What to Expect?

Orthokeratology (ortho-k) contact lenses offer clear sight during the day without the need to wear lenses while you’re awake. This guide breaks down what ortho-k is, how it works, and what costs you can expect for your family’s dedicated eye care. The process involves custom-made lenses and dedicated professional care. In Idaho, you can generally […]

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Nearsightedness vs. Farsightedness: What’s the Difference?

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As a parent, you pay close attention to your family’s health, and that includes their vision. You might notice your child squinting to see the board at school or complaining of headaches after reading. These small signs can point to common vision conditions that affect how clearly we see the world, highlighting the importance of […]

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How Long Is an Eye Prescription Good For?

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Eye prescriptions come with expiry dates. These dates mark the point at which the prescription is no longer considered accurate for safe and effective use. In the US, prescriptions for glasses and contact lenses are valid for just one year. However, there are several factors that influence these timelines, including  age, eye health, and medical […]

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Can Cataracts Come Back?

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Cataract surgery is a common procedure, with an estimated 3 million surgeries happening every year in the U.S. alone. More than half of Americans aged 80 and over will experience cataracts, so it’s understandable if you’re wondering about the procedure’s effectiveness. For instance, can cataracts come back after surgery? No, cataracts cannot come back. This […]

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What is Commonly Misdiagnosed As Pink Eye

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Red, irritated eyes can signal more than just pink eye. While conjunctivitis is a common condition, several other eye issues can cause similar discomfort, which often leads people to assume the wrong diagnosis.  Conditions like allergies, dry eye, blepharitis, or even uveitis can all produce overlapping symptoms that are easy to misinterpret. Knowing what else […]

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What Causes Myopia to Worsen?

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Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is one of the most common vision conditions affecting both children and adults. Individuals with myopia can see nearby objects clearly, but distant objects appear blurry or out of focus. This can impact everyday activities such as reading signs while driving, watching a movie, or seeing the board in a […]

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