Bright Eyes Family Vision

Bright Eyes Family Vision Bright Eyes Family Vision is a full service eye and vision care provider focusing on family care & qu Welcome to Bright Eyes Family Vision in Pingree Grove.

We are a full service eye and vision care provider and will take both eye emergencies as well as scheduled appointments. Patients throughout the Pingree Grove area come to Bright Eyes Family Vision because they know they will receive the personal attention and professional care that is our foundation. Dr. Williams and our team are dedicated to keeping our patients comfortable and well-informed at all times. At Bright Eyes Family Vision, we will explain every exam and procedure and answer all of our patient's questions

Resolution #1: Don’t waste your vision benefits.Resolution #2: Start the New Year seeing clearly.Extended holiday hour...
12/29/2025

Resolution #1: Don’t waste your vision benefits.
Resolution #2: Start the New Year seeing clearly.
Extended holiday hours mean there’s still time to book before December 31!
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Merry Christmas from our team to yours! May your day be merry and bright 🎅🎁
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from our team to yours! May your day be merry and bright 🎅🎁

Our team wishes you a very Merry Christmas!
12/25/2025

Our team wishes you a very Merry Christmas!

There are different types of cataracts that may develop in your eye. The most common form is a nuclear cataract, which f...
06/13/2025

There are different types of cataracts that may develop in your eye. The most common form is a nuclear cataract, which forms in the center of the lens. You may notice nearsightedness at first, and slowly the lens will turn yellower and cloudier.

Other types include:
- Cortical cataracts, which usually begin as white-ish “streaks” forming near the outer edge of the lens and growing toward the center
- Congenital cataracts, which are present at birth and can occur in a variety of configurations
- Trauma-induced cataracts - these can form anywhere on the lens and often develop into a “flower-petal” shape
- Posterior subcapsular cataracts develop at the back surface of the lens unlike other forms of cataracts. These tend to develop faster than other cataracts, so they are important to catch early.

image via Chelvin Sng Eye Centre

According to the National Eye Institute (NEI), more than half of all Americans age 80 or older either have cataracts or ...
06/11/2025

According to the National Eye Institute (NEI), more than half of all Americans age 80 or older either have cataracts or have had surgery to remove cataracts.

The following will put you at a higher risk of developing a cataract:
- Age
- Inflammation in the eye
- Family history of cataracts
- Long-term steroid use
- Smoking
- Years of excessive UV exposure
- Eye injuries
- Eye diseases
- Other health diseases or conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure

Age is the greatest risk factor for cataracts. They often start developing between age 40 and 50 as the proteins in the lens of your eye may begin to break down. They will then clump and form a cloudy spot within your vision. Vision loss from cataracts is typically slow, but some may see rapid deterioration.

Have you noticed your vision getting more cloudy or blurry? You may be developing a cataract. Cataracts are very common ...
06/09/2025

Have you noticed your vision getting more cloudy or blurry? You may be developing a cataract. Cataracts are very common as you get older, especially past age 40.

Other symptoms of cataracts include:
- Poorer vision at night
- Colors appearing more faded
- Seeing a "halo" around lights
- Seeing double in one eye
- Lights start seeming too bright and uncomfortable
- Needing increasingly brighter light to read

If you begin to notice any of these symptoms, schedule an appointment right away. Early changes, such as changing your prescription, can make cataracts much more manageable.

A study conducted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission showed that 65% of people injured by fireworks are byst...
06/06/2025

A study conducted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission showed that 65% of people injured by fireworks are bystanders. You are at risk of injury even if you aren't the one setting off the fireworks.

To ensure the safety of you and your family, watch professional fireworks displays from at least 500 feet away and always wear protective eyewear.

Prioritizing safety while watching fireworks can help prevent serious eye injuries and loss of vision.

According to the AAO, Americans spend hundreds of millions of dollars annually on consumer fireworks, which cause more t...
06/04/2025

According to the AAO, Americans spend hundreds of millions of dollars annually on consumer fireworks, which cause more than 9,000 injuries a year.

Fireworks are very dangerous - they can blind you or your loved ones. There is no completely safe way for nonprofessionals to light fireworks. The best way to protect yours and your family's vision is to leave fireworks to the professionals!

Wearing protective eyewear is also recommended - this will ensure you have as much defense as possible in case of accidents. Safety glasses or goggles are a great choice, especially if you are going to be close to the action.

June is both Fireworks Eye Safety and Cataract Awareness Month!If you plan to purchase fireworks soon for 4th of July, k...
06/02/2025

June is both Fireworks Eye Safety and Cataract Awareness Month!

If you plan to purchase fireworks soon for 4th of July, keep an eye on our page these next few weeks. We'll be sharing info and tips on how to safely enjoy the holiday!

MiSight® 1-day contact lenses have many benefits alongside their help with managing myopia.These lenses:• Correct distan...
05/30/2025

MiSight® 1-day contact lenses have many benefits alongside their help with managing myopia.

These lenses:
• Correct distance vision immediately
• Slow myopia progression during growing years
• Offer a comfortable wearing experience
• Remove the worry of losing or breaking glasses
• Accommodate a more active lifestyle
• Are preferred by children over glasses, especially when it comes to athletics and appearance

In clinical testing, 90% of children aged 8-12 continued to express a strong preference for MiSight® lenses over their glasses at the 5 year visit.

Don't forget - Friday is the last day to take advantage of our sunglasses sale! Get any pair of sunglasses 30% off, with...
05/28/2025

Don't forget - Friday is the last day to take advantage of our sunglasses sale! Get any pair of sunglasses 30% off, with or without prescription lenses. Stock up for the summer ☀️🕶️

Check out our site for more info:
https://www.brighteyesfamilyvision.com/current-specials

At Bright Eyes, we use the MiSight® contact lenses to treat myopia. These are daily disposable soft contacts designed to...
05/26/2025

At Bright Eyes, we use the MiSight® contact lenses to treat myopia. These are daily disposable soft contacts designed to slow down the progression of nearsightedness for children.

It has been shown that, on average, children who wear MiSight 1-day contact lenses progressed less than -1.00D over 6 years. MiSight lenses are the only FDA-approved for children from 8 to 12, and research suggests that they can be beneficial up until age 15.

These lenses are made to be comfortable for children. If your child is diagnosed with myopia, they are a great option to consider!

Address

2401 W US Highway 20, Ste 107
Pingree Grove, IL
60140

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+12245691001

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