C Lane Eye Associates

01/09/2026

Magnesium is one of those minerals you hear about for bones and muscles, but it turns out it may also play a role in eye health. Continue reading to find out why scientists think magnesium might be good for your eyes.

https://www.claneeyeassociates.com/blog/is-magnesium-good-for-your-eyes.html

12/22/2025

11/21/2025

Contact lenses are a wonderful, convenient way to see clearly, but because they rest directly on the front surface of your eye, they interact closely with one of the most important structures of the eye. The cornea is the clear, curved dome that focuses light and helps you see sharply. What many people don’t realize is that the cornea has no blood vessels, which means it depends entirely on the oxygen in the air and the moisture from your tear film to stay healthy. When you place a contact lens on your eye, it gently floats on a thin layer of tears, creating a delicate balance between comfort and corneal health.
https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/contact-lenses-and-your-cornea.html

11/07/2025

When your eyes don’t produce enough or the right kind of tears, your cornea can become dry and irritated. Dry eyes may lead to blurry vision, scratchy sensations, or even small corneal injuries.

https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/dry-eyes-and-your-cornea.html

10/17/2025

Your cornea is the clear, protective layer at the front of your eyes. It is essential for sharp, healthy vision. While it’s tough in some ways, the cornea can also develop problems that may affect your eyesight if left untreated. Understanding common corneal conditions and knowing the warning signs can help protect your eyes.
https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/common-corneal-conditions-you-shouldnt-ignore.html

09/26/2025

What Is the Cornea?

Your cornea might be small, but it’s mighty! This clear, dome-shaped layer in front of your eye does the heavy lifting of focusing light onto the retina. Think of it as the eye’s invisible superhero! It protects your inner eye from dust, germs, and injury, all while bending light perfectly for crisp vision.

https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/the-cornea.html

09/12/2025

You're just living your life and suddenly, something weird happens to your vision. A bunch of new floaters show up, flashes of light start firing off in your side vision, or a shadow creeps in from the corner of your eye. That’s not normal, and it could be a sign of a retinal tear or retinal detachment.
https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/retinal-tear-or-detachment-warning-signs.html

09/05/2025

Ocular Migraine

If part of your vision suddenly disappears, you start seeing zigzag lines, flashing lights, or a blurry spot that spreads across your eye like a ripple, you might be experiencing an ocular migraine.
https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/ocular+migraine.html

08/29/2025

If your head starts hurting on the side near your temples, your jaw feels sore when you chew, and your vision goes blurry or dark in one eye, even just for a few minutes, you may have something serious called temporal arteritis, also known as giant cell arteritis.

https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/temporal-arteritis.html

08/22/2025

Angle-Closure Glaucoma

If your eye suddenly feels tight, your vision goes blurry, and you see rainbow halos around lights, you might be showing signs of angle-closure glaucoma. You might even feel nauseous or get a headache.
https://www.2020eyemax.com/blog/angle-closure-glaucoma.html