LOOKING GLASS OPTICAL BLOG

At Looking Glass Optical, we just as dedicated to vision health as we are to educating our customers about their eyes. That is why we have a monthly blog about all sorts of topics. If you don’t want to miss out on the latest blogs, sign up for our monthly newsletter and follow us on Facebook. We truly believe knowledge is power. That is why comprehensive eye exams are so important. The more you know about your eye health, the better.

As a commitment to eye education and health, we also support Promise in Sight. It is a non-profit organization committed to preventing blindness and help preserve vision for those who don’t have access to great eye healthcare. You can learn about this and other great topics below. If there is a topic you don’t see, give us a call! We are always eager to help our patients with any questions you may have.

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Important Eye Health Tips When It Comes to Studying

On April 14, 2022   /   Eye Care, Eye Strain, Facts About Your Sight  
Important Eye Health Tips When It Comes to Studying

Studying is an important part of learning at any education level, but so is your eye health. Study sessions, whether you are spending time in front of digital screens or poring over a book you’ve checked out from the library, can damage your eyes. Finding ways to take care of your eyes while still getting in your study hours can help you be successful in school while also saving your eyes from unnecessary strain.

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How Does Corneal Reshaping Therapy Work?

On March 16, 2022   /   Eye Care, Facts About Your Sight  
Corneal Reshaping Therapy

For some patients, coming to terms with changes in their vision can be difficult. Not being able to see without the assistance of glasses or contact lenses can feel frustrating, particularly for younger children. If you suffer from myopia or astigmatism, you’ve probably dreamed of waking up and being able to see like everyone else. Here at Looking Glass Optical, we want to make that dream a reality. If you’re interested in a lens-free lifestyle, we recommend considering corneal reshaping therapy.

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Facts About Nearsightedness and Farsightedness You Want to Know

On March 2, 2022   /   Facts About Your Sight, Pediatric Eye Care  
Nearsightedness and Farsightedness

The majority of vision problems fall into nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. Some patients even experience a combination of the three. Patients often confuse nearsightedness and farsightedness. Simply put, nearsightedness means that nearby objects are easier to see, while farsightedness means things far away are easier to see. The name focuses on what patients can see well, not what they can’t see well.

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Myopia Control – How CRT Can Help Your Child

On February 20, 2022   /   Contact Lenses, Facts About Your Sight, Pediatric Eye Care  
Manage Your Childs Myopia

Myopia, more commonly known as nearsightedness, can begin affecting your child’s development as early as the age of six. The right type of myopia control can aid your child’s ability to learn and safely interact with the world around them. CRT myopia control offers a solution to your child’s nearsightedness without the hassle of daily lens wear.

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Why Scleral Lenses Are the Best Option for Managing Keretakones

On February 10, 2022   /   Contact Lenses, Facts About Your Sight, Pediatric Eye Care, Product Information  
Scleral Lenses- Managing Keretakones

Many people start wearing glasses or contacts at an early age. Scheduling regular eye exams will help you monitor your eyes and vision changes. If you have an underlying eye condition affecting your vision, an early diagnosis can help you find a treatment option before your vision worsens. Keratoconus can begin to affect people as early as the age of ten. In the early stages of development, glasses and soft contact lenses can correct vision problems but may not be suitable as the condition progresses. Paragon scleral lenses offer an advanced solution to help manage your keretakones.

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Choosing the Right Frames to Fit Your Face

On January 26, 2022   /   Eyeglass frames, Eyeglass Styles  
Choosing the Right Frames to Fit Your Face

Is it time for you to get new glasses? Whether your prescription needs to change or you want to update your look, selecting the right frames is crucial. Looking at your overall face shape will help you find a pair of glasses that complements your bone structure and emphasizes your best qualities. If choosing the right frames for your face matters to you, these guidelines will help you shop more effectively.

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What Is an Ocular Migraine?

On January 12, 2022   /   Eye Care, Eye Strain, Facts About Your Sight  
What Is an Ocular Migraine?

Do you struggle with frequent headaches that relate to your vision? Migraines are one type of headache that can hit behind the eyes and cause vision changes. An ocular migraine is a specific type of headache with unique symptoms that affect your field of vision. Learn more about these migraines and how to prevent them in this short guide!

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What Is Computer Vision Syndrome and How Can You Prevent It?

On December 28, 2021   /   Dry Eye, Eye Care, Eye Strain, Facts About Your Sight  
Computer Vision Syndrome

There’s a reason why your parents told you not to sit too close to the TV screen. When most of your day consists of looking at digital screens, like televisions, computers, and cellphones, it takes a real toll on your eyes. Computer vision syndrome, or digital eye strain, is a condition in which you may experience headaches, dry eyes, blurred vision, and shoulder pain from constantly looking at digital screens. The condition can wreak havoc on your quality of life and cause several uncomfortable symptoms. Read on for a few ways to prevent digital eye strain so you can keep your peace of mind.

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