By now, most of the world’s population is aware of how pervasive digital devices are in how we work and entertain ourselves. In this week’s blog, I want to take this knowledge a few steps further to paint a picture of how we might all achieve visual comfort despite the challenges. Continue reading
Month: October 2016
Halloween Eye Safety Checklist
Candy…check, decorations…check, costume…check, accessories…check! If your to do list looks like this you might be part of the 70 percent of Americans who will be celebrating Halloween this year. If you’re looking to put the final touches on the perfect costume by wearing cosmetic contact lenses, make sure you are aware of the risks. As much as you might want have the scariest costume use the following tips to avoid having a seriously scary complication from decorative contact lenses. Continue reading
Wash, Rinse, Repeat – Tips for Fall Allergy Relief
It’s that time of year again, when the eyes are red, itchy and watery. Fall allergies may or may not affect the eyes. About 75 percent of people allergic to spring plants also have reactions to ragweed, the main culprit of fall allergies. Sometimes, fall allergies only affect the eyes while the nose/throat/chest/etc. remain unaffected. Let’s focus on eye allergies. Continue reading
Ideas for Your Kid’s Next Science Fair Project
It’s that time of year. That time when your kids will start bringing home their Science Fair flyers and parents start to sweat about suggesting ideas. Our job here is to help make that time a little easier by suggesting a few projects guaranteed to pique your kid’s interest in light and optics. Below are ideas that will work for any grade level. Continue reading