Oasis Eye Care

02/19/2026

👁️ Eye Twitching? It Might Be Myokymia!

Ever notice your eyelid twitching uncontrollably? That’s likely myokymia — a common, harmless eyelid muscle spasm.

✨ What causes it?
The most common triggers include:
• Stress
• Fatigue
• Too much caffeine
• Eye strain (especially from screens!)

⏳ How long does it last?
Eyelid myokymia usually lasts a few seconds to a few days and typically goes away on its own.

🚩 When should you call us?
While most eye twitches are harmless, schedule an exam if:
• The twitch lasts more than a few weeks
• Your eyelid completely closes with the twitch
• You notice other facial spasms
• You have redness, swelling, or discharge

💡 Pro tip: Prioritize sleep, manage stress, reduce caffeine, and follow the 20-20-20 rule to reduce digital eye strain.

If your eye twitch is bothering you or not going away, we’re here to help! Schedule your eye exam today 👓

02/14/2026

02/05/2026

✨FLASH SALE✨
Interested in Transitions? Now is the time to upgrade! Stop in anytime to discuss your options for a new set of glasses.
Need an updated eye exam first? No problem! Let's book you in!

See you soon!🤓

01/27/2026

Happy National Opticians Month! 👓
Our opticians at Oasis Eye Care do so much more than help you choose frames—they’re experts in lens design, fitting, comfort, and clarity. If you love how your glasses feel and see, you can thank an optician!
Drop a 👋 or ❤️ to show them some love this month.

01/21/2026

Channeling our inner Urkel to rock that new set of glasses with THIS much confidence 😎🤓

Ready for a new pair? Nervous about the process? Come on in to see us! Our stylish and well trained opticians would love to help!

SEE you soon!🥳

The Family Matters and Full House crossover scene where Urkel and Stephanie talk about glasses is such a classic! Seeing Urkel give Stephanie a little pep ta...

01/15/2026

Understanding Your PD (Pupillary Distance)

Your Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between the centers of your pupils. This measurement is essential when making glasses, as it ensures your prescription is properly aligned with your eyes.

An accurate PD helps reduce eye strain and provides the sharpest vision possible. At our office, we take precise measurements so your glasses don’t just look great—they work exactly as they should.

01/09/2026

🎊 New Year, Same Eyes 🎊
Even if your vision feels fine, regular eye exams are essential for detecting changes early. Start the year by prioritizing your eye health with a comprehensive eye exam.
👁️ Book your appointment today!

12/31/2025

As we welcome the New Year, we’d like to thank our wonderful patients for being part of our practice. Wishing you a year filled with good health, happiness, and clear vision. Happy New Year from Oasis Eye Care!

12/18/2025

Why did Santa go to the optometrist before Christmas?
Because he wanted to improve his “elf-vision” 😄👓

Be safe and merry this holiday season!

12/12/2025

Your eyes aren’t just for seeing—they’re incredibly sophisticated! Each eye contains over 2 million working parts that help you focus, detect movement, adapt to light, and perceive millions of colors. No wonder your visual system is second only to the brain in complexity!

👁️✨ Keep your complex optics in top shape with regular eye exams—your vision deserves the best care!

12/05/2025

FUN FACT FRIDAY 😎👀

🐶👓 Can Dogs Really Wear Glasses? Here’s the Truth!

Did you know that dogs can wear glasses — but not for the same reasons humans do?
Here are some fun and factual insights about canine “eyewear”:

🔍 Do dogs need prescription glasses?
Most dogs don’t. Even if they’re slightly nearsighted or farsighted, their daily activities don’t require the detailed vision humans rely on. They’re built to detect movement and see well in low light, so mild vision imperfections usually don’t affect them.

😎 So what about those dogs wearing goggles?
Those aren’t glasses — they’re protective eyewear!
Many dogs wear specialized goggles (like Rex Specs) for:

UV protection

Shielding eyes from wind or debris

Outdoor adventures

Protection during certain eye diseases, such as pannus

Post-surgery recovery

👁️ Are prescription lenses ever used for dogs?
Rarely — but yes, they do exist! In uncommon cases where vision is significantly impaired and impacts a dog’s quality of life, a veterinary ophthalmologist may recommend corrective lenses.

💡 Fun fact: Whether or not they need glasses, dogs rely more on their nose and ears than their eyes — so even imperfect sight doesn’t hold them back!