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06/13/2018

Read about the latest in contact lens therapy.

Glow-in-the-Dark Contact Lens: Landmark Treatment for Diabetic Retinopathy by orionvision | May 3, 2018 | In the News | 0 comments Colin Cook, MS 2016 Caltech graduate, was on a mission to find a better alternative to the available invasive and painful treatments for diabetic retinopathy. It appears...

03/20/2018

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12/07/2017

Ever wonder why you have to renew your prescription every year? Verywell explains why these prescriptions expire and why it's vital to your eye health to get them regularly renewed.

Learn about why contact lenses expire - Your eye health is at stake

12/04/2017

From new bionic lenses that could make glasses obsolete to overnight vision-correcting lenses, there are lots of new and exciting developments in the contact lens world. This article from Thehealthsite.com explains more.

What are overnight contact lenses?

12/01/2017

You may have noticed that at many lens stores or websites, there is a lens verification process before you're able to receive your contacts. So what exactly does that mean? This FAQ from VerifyMyLenses.com breaks it down.

How It WorksScott Smiledge2017-05-06T02:33:47+00:00 Your Safety Comes First – Easy 3 Step Process Our system was designed and built from the ground up with one function. To make sure you can safely and legally buy your contact lenses at your favorite website or retail store. It is the only service...

11/29/2017

Getting confused at all the different kinds of out there? This guide from the American Academy of Ophthalmology will help you learn more about each type.

There are two general types of contact lenses: hard and soft. The hard lenses most commonly used today are rigid, gas-permeable lenses (RGP for short). They are made of plastics and other materials su

11/24/2017

Stuck on what to get your resident maven for the holidays? This list from Forbes is your new best friend. (P.S. Don't forget that our lenses can enhance any makeup look!) Happy Black Friday shopping!

From nail kits to pretty palettes to the gift of glow, here are nine presents that will thrill the beauty lovers in your life.

11/21/2017

This year, we're thankful that our favorite Thanksgiving staples are also ideal for promoting proper eye health and function! 🦃 Learn more from Berkeley Eye Center.

When the table is set for Thanksgiving, the last thing you’re probably thinking about is eye health, but many holiday foods can promote proper eye function.

11/20/2017

From keeping up with friends and family on social media to watching "It's A Wonderful Life" for the upteenth time on TV, it's easy to get carried away with digital screen time during the holidays. This infographic from GraphicsPedia explains why it's important for your eye health to still be mindful of limiting screen time.

Most of us are a part if digital world and sit in front of our desktops to make a living. How does this eye strain impact your vision? We give you a few statistics to begin with; to help you diagnose your problems better we have a set of symptoms and to top it all we also tell you a few precautionar...

11/15/2017

These days, switching up your eye color has become almost as common as switching up your hairstyle! You can take the plunge this holiday season, as long as you follow these simple steps from Health.

Here's what you need to know before testing out the trend.

11/10/2017

Could your normal contact lens routine actually be harmful to your eyes? This article from AJC outlines 7 do's and dont's to ensure that you're using contacts the right way.

Contact lens issues at any age can include infections and eye abrasions and even blindness. Here are safety tops for contact lens wearers.

11/08/2017

Choosing the contacts that work best for you can be a daunting process. Here are 9 tips from AllAboutVision.com for picking your perfect lenses.

9 factors for deciding on which type of contact lenses is right for you.