Mountain View Eye Center

12/20/2025

12/16/2025

Overwearing contacts can lead to infections—follow your doctor’s usage guidelines.

12/16/2025

You might have had an eye exam and, after having an eye drop instilled, you blot your eyes with a tissue and notice a bright yellow liquid. Those are fluorescein drops that we use in the clinic for a few reasons.

Typically, the fluorescein drops are used to help numb the eyes and minimize discomfort during procedures such as measuring eye pressure or removing foreign bodies. Additionally, the fluorescent color helps our doctors spot corneal surface issues, such as dry eyes, or visualize corneal abrasions or ulcers.

This one little drop can offer a lot of insight into the health of your eyes so that we can keep you seeing your best.

12/12/2025

We are excited to announce that our Ogden eye clinic has moved to a new location! Mountain View Eye Center’s South Ogden office opens on December 15th. Call 801-621-2883 to schedule an appointment with our optometrist, Dr. Tal Quirl.

Of course, our main Layton clinic remains in the same location and can be reached at 801-773-2233. Two offices to better serve your eye care needs!

12/10/2025

It is that time of year when the outdoor cold air and indoor heating can cause an issue with dry eyes. Winterize your eyes by staying hydrated, using a humidifier, using artificial tears, and eating Omega-3 rich foods. Be sure to see one of our eye doctors if dry eyes become problematic, because further treatment is available!

12/09/2025

If you work in a hazardous setting, protective eyewear is essential.