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Monday 8:30am - 6pm Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm Thursday 8:30am - 7pm Friday 8:30am - 5pm Saturday 8am - 2pm

Crystal View Optometry

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Crystal View Optometry

Your home for Exceptional Eye Care, Eye Exams, Prescription Eye Wear, Sun Glasses, & Contact Lenses.

10/06/2025

Rediscover the human visual system through a conceptual tech product designed to show the immense power of the eye and the importance of preventative eye care.

07/29/2025

Jessica picked up her beautiful new glasses at our Grass Valley location. They look absolutely stunning on her. Our Smilen frame line has a designer look at affordable prices. We love they fun style they have.

04/15/2025

How can you prevent eye injuries while playing sports?

There are multiple options for protecting your eyes while playing sports. Some of them include… Safety goggles, helmets, and face shields.

Please remember that your regular eyeglasses are not enough protection! If you are interested in prescription eyewear, don’t hesitate to ask one of us at your next annual eye exam.

04/09/2025

Fun fact:
Prolonged use of screens (computers, tablets, tv’s, ipads, phones…etc) causes a decreased blink rate.

Why is this important?
You may be contributing to your dry eye symptoms!

Your tears are made up of 3 layers- mucous, water, and oil. The oil layer keeps the water layer on the surface of the eye, keeping your eye hydrated. The oil layer of your tears comes from a gland in your eyelid that is secreted with each blink. So decreasing your blinking, decreases the amount of oil being released into the tears. If the oil layer is not present or not as stable as it should be, your tears are not going to sit on the surface of your eyes as long as they should, which causes dryness.

The more you know…

04/04/2025

This Friday begins our sports eye safety month posts. This month will be an opportunity for us to share with our patients and their families about the importance of sport eye safety/protection. Each sport and activity has their own risk for eye injury. So we have to be sure to protect our eyes!

We will be sharing different forms of eye protection and possible injuries that can occur while being active out on the field, court, mat, or whatever sports arena you participate in. Stay tuned for more information.

03/31/2025

A Shoutout to Our Visionary Doctors! 🏆👁

Yesterday, March 30th was National Doctors’ Day! So we wanted to acknowledge our brilliant optometrists. They make a real difference in the lives of our patients every day. We appreciate all your hard work, knowledge, and dedication to perfecting vision and ocular health! Drop a heart to say thanks! 💖

03/27/2025

Such an honor and a privilege to contribute to our community by providing the gift of improved vision and a stylish new pair of glasses! 🎉👓💫

03/24/2025

Ooops… we missed It by a day, but still wanted to acknowledge World Optometry Day!

Happy World Optometry Day !! It is a day that allows optometrists and other eye care professionals to shine! The 23rd of March, each year, serves as a day to make the world aware of the importance of regular eye exams and taking care of your ocular health.

03/22/2025

Meet the Machines!!

The visual field machine maps a patients’ peripheral vision.

How is this done?
While you are staring straight ahead, there are stimuli that are being introduced that you respond to (via clicking the button) to test how sensitive each portion of your peripheral vision is. And after the test is complete we are presented with a pattern/map of dots and/or numbers that serves as a visual representation of your visual system.

If there is any vision loss, it can be detected with this test. Conditions such as glaucoma, pituitary tumors, optic neuropathies, and even strokes can be detected. But It is always conducted at each exam, to ensure your peripheral vision is monitored annually.

02/22/2025

There are two forms of Age-Related Macular Degeneration (ARMD), dry and wet.

Dry ARMD is the most common form of the two and is the result of the thinning of macula, in addition to the formation and growth of protein deposits, called drusen, in the macula. While the drusen cannot be treated, once the thinning of the macula has reached a certain point, that can be treated.

Wet ARMD is the rarest form of ARMD, but is more dangerous because it causes the loss of vision much faster. Wet ARMD is classified as such when new and abnormal blood vessels leak into the macula, causing scarring and the imminent loss of function. Wet ARMD can be treated by the injection of a medication that works to stop the new blood vessels from growing and leaking.

Both kinds of ARMD can be monitored with annual eye exams and at home (after an eye exam) with an Amsler Grid.

Address

8419 Elk Grove-Florin Road
Elk Grove, CA
95624

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+19166811101

Website

http://www.CrystalViewOptometry.com/

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