The Eyecare Center of Princeton

10/31/2025

Halloween fun in the office!! Wishing everyone a safe and fun Halloween! 🎃 👓

10/24/2025

Dr. Paris, our Optometrist for the day shadowing Dr Martin! We love sharing our profession with the young people in our community! So fun having her join us this week! Great job Dr. Paris! 👓

10/14/2025

Question: How often do you rub your eyes during the day?
Answer: Too often.
According to the National Eye Institute, rubbing your eyes might feel good, but it can cause real problems—like scratching your cornea, introducing allergens and causing infections.
Learn more about how to protect your eyes:
https://brnw.ch/21wW83z

10/05/2025

These are so amazing!!!! If you have mild to moderate hearing loss, come see me!!!! We can do a demo with you to let you see how awesome these hearing aid glasses are!!!

Hear better in noisy environments with the all-in-one hearing glasses! Check out the new technology we are carrying in our office! 👓👓👓

10/03/2025

How cute are Mrs. Sherry and Mrs. Lana?!? Come see us Monday through Friday!

10/02/2025

Hear better in noisy environments with the all-in-one hearing glasses! Check out the new technology we are carrying in our office! 👓👓👓

10/02/2025

After struggling with his vision during the first half of the 2024 baseball season, K**e Hernandez turned to a doctor of optometry and discovered that comprehensive…

09/19/2025

Add these eats to your menu.

08/29/2025

Only 67 percent of children in Kentucky receive routine vision screening, behind the 72.4 percent figure in top-performing states, according to Vision Center.

With school starting, you may notice that your child is having difficulty reading.

Prioritizing comprehensive eye exams throughout a child’s academic years can help them see correctly to succeed in school, sports and life.

08/07/2025

Are you trying to squeeze in one more vacation or trip to the lake before kids head back to school?

If you wear contact lenses, be sure to take along a full supply of contact lenses replacements and solution. Also pack a pair of prescription eyeglasses as a back-up.

The water in a pool, spa or lake may carry infectious agents that can lead to eye infections if splashed in the eye, according to the American Optometric Association.

Disposable contact lenses should be used and thrown away after water activities to avoid prolonged exposure. Extended-wear contacts are not an option with water-based activities.

Better yet, take along swim goggles or, if you wear glasses, use corrective swim goggles.

04/15/2025

Screen fatigue is real: Digital screens are pervasive, not only at work but in our homes, schools and shops.
An estimated 104 million Americans of working age spend more than seven hours a day in front of screens, according to the American Optometric Association. All that screen time can take a toll.
Too much exposure to screens can lead to dry or watery eyes, fuzzy vision and headaches. It can also lead to nearsightedness in some people, especially children. Some technology workers even describe short bouts of vertigo when they look at screens for too long.
https://apnews.com/article/computer-screens-eye-health-e0c99719204526ed5f08423f1b15f557

02/18/2025

Our office will be closed Wednesday, February 19 due to inclement weather. If you have an appointment scheduled, you will be contacted to reschedule. Thanks for your understanding. Stay safe and warm! ❄️