Dr. Karl S. Stoler & Associates, Optometrists

12/19/2024

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Want to keep your eyes healthy and vision sharp? What you eat may help. Here’s what to put in your grocery cart to help keep your peepers in tip-top shape.

12/02/2023

We Are Hiring! If you are a mature, responsible individual, who loves to work with people please contact us. Part time flexible 20-25 hrs per week. we are open 7 days a week to assist our patients. Optometric technicians are responsible for reception, patient pre-testing , and assist in all aspects of patient care.

08/25/2023

AS of 8/27, Power is restored and we are open. Thank you for your understanding.

Great Lakes Mall Update:

03/11/2022

02/08/2021

Proper wear and care of your contact lenses is our top priority. And taking care of your contacts can be done The EASY Way. Ensure you are trusting your eye doctor and contacting their office with any questions or concerns you may have regarding your eye health. Learn more steps you can take to protect your eyes: https://bit.ly/EASYway

02/04/2021

Get the best of both worlds: superior vision and a more comfortable lens-wearing experience with Biofinity® toric contact lenses. Ask your eye doctor today!

07/18/2020

06/01/2020

Cataracts are when the eye's natural lens becomes cloudy. This happens to most people as a natural part of aging. Cataracts can also be caused by injuries, c...

04/14/2020

04/06/2020

Past weeks have been very difficult and challenging amidst the crisis, next weeks (months) are crucial for all of us to come together to combat the pandemic.

Big thanks to future Dr. Maria Nguyen and Dr. Kate Hamm .instahamm for this awesome collaboration idea

The purpose of this collaboration is to educate
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➡️Stay Home to and :

1. if you are not a front line health care providers and first responder, or work in essential business
2. and if you must leave the house, you can make or obtain cloth face mask. If you have masks, please consider donating them to your local hospitals
3. often with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds

➡️ safety:

There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that contact lens use is not as safe as glasses during the COVID-19 pandemic. The key is to NOT touch your face and to follow these safety precautions:

1. Always wash your hands before touching contact lens; DO NOT sleep, swim, and shower in your contact lens

2. Dispose your contact lens daily for 1-day lenses; disinfect non daily disposable contact lens with proper solution and clean case. The hydrogen peroxide based solution is ideal. If using a multi-purpose solution, rub the lens for at least 10 seconds with 10 drops of solution, rinse well, then store in fresh/clean solution over night. Never re-use the same solution the next day

3. Discontinue use of contact lens if your eyes are bothering you and call your or with any eye irritation/discomfort/infection concerns. Many have tele-health consultations available.

Do not go to neighborhood ER or urgent care clinics for eye issues without talking to an eye doctor first

safety:
1. Do not put your on and off and touch your face
2. Wash your glasses with half drop of non-lotion containing soap or dish detergent and warm water, rinse well. Do not dry your glasses with any paper product (tissue, napkin, paper towel) because they will scratch the lens coatings. Dry glasses with soft cotton (old t-shirt works if you do not have lens cloth at home).
3. Every contact lens wearer should have at least one pair of glasses with current prescription, obtain a pair from your local neighborhood optometrist when it is safe to do so

03/09/2020