Having 20/20 vision is often seen as the gold standard of eye health. But what if your vision is perfect on paper and you still struggle with reading, writing, or navigating your surroundings? For some individuals, particularly children, this may indicate visual processing disorders.
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For many, the prospect of LASIK surgery represents a liberating journey towards freedom from glasses and contacts. Yet, amidst the excitement, it’s vital to acknowledge that LASIK isn’t a universal remedy. Choosing whether LASIK aligns with your needs demands thoughtful consideration of various factors, spanning from the condition of your eyes to your lifestyle preferences.
As we embark on this exploration alongside Dr. Telus, delving into the world of LASIK surgery to unravel its perks, perils, and alternative avenues, empowering you to chart a well-informed course in your quest for clearer vision.
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Visual impairment is a term experts define as any loss of sight. Vision impairment uses visual acuity to measure the level of vision loss. Read on to learn more about visual impairment, visual acuity, vision loss, and when it can be corrected with lenses.
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The last thing parents think of when they gaze into their child’s wonder-filled eyes is statistics about vision loss in children. However, taking care of your child’s eye health is just as important as tending to the other aspects of their well-being. Learning more about the threats to your child’s vision and how to prevent children’s vision loss will help.
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35% of adults have 20/20 vision without the help of corrective lenses. If you are part of that percentage, you may think visiting the optometrist for an annual eye exam is unnecessary. In fact, not getting regular checkups can be putting your vision and overall health at risk. Read on to know why everyone needs annual eye exams.
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The Snellen eye chart is a diagram of different-sized letters that you see at your eye doctor’s office. Interestingly, it’s been around for over 150 years and helps determine the strength of your eyesight. The chart also indicates if you meet the legal vision requirement to obtain a driver’s license. Here’s a look at the history of the Snellen Eye Chart, how it’s used, and what it means to have 20/20 vision.
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