Yeh & Yu Optometry

10/16/2018

For many people, Fall is a time for enjoying the outdoors with the cooler weather, crisp air and colorful changing leaves. Protect your vision and eye health this fall with these seasonal tips.

Protecting your eyes from raking leaves and outdoor cleaning. Raking or blowing leaves can send pieces of plant material into your eyes. That could lead to an eye infections. As with any yard work, be sure to wear protective glasses or goggles to keep your eyes safe. Also, if you wear contact lenses, disinfect them right afterwards.

Avoid the problems that may occur from non-prescription costume contact lenses this Halloween. Decorative contact lenses can really enhance a Halloween costume. However, wearing costume lenses not prescribed by an eye doctor who has examined your eyes can lead to frightful consequences. Besides being illegal, non-prescription contact lenses may be ill-fitting and non-sterile, causing painful, sometimes blinding eye infections. Be sure to have an eye exam and get properly fitted for the colored contacts you want.

Keep your eyes moist during the season’s cooler & drier weather. With fall breezes may come burning, stinging and watery eyes. Dry, cold air is the culprit, often causing dry eyes. Keep your eyes moist with artificial tears. And try to avoid overly-warm rooms, wind or hair dryers—things that dry out your eyes even more.

Reap the benefits from the fruitful Fall Harvest.
Autumn’s bounty is a feast for healthy eyes. Full of antioxidants like vitamin C, vitamin A and other nutrients, enjoy the season’s fruits and vegetables, such as: apples, pears, pomegranates, squash, turnips, cauliflower, broccoli and brussels sprouts.

08/15/2018

It’s that busy time of the year, where parents are preparing for their kids to head back to school.
There are more and more schools that are beginning the school year earlier. Along with the school supply checklists and back-to-school clothing items, it’s a great reminder to schedule a comprehensive eye exam appointment for the kids. Conveniently, August is designated as Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month!

It's recommended to have your children’s eye examined during their annual child visits, beginning around the age of five/ school aged. Your child’s optometrist/ eye doctor can help detect refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism as well as the diseases.

Keeping your children’s eyes safe is another part of maintaining healthy vision. Eye injuries are the leading cause of vision loss in children. Help prevent your child from being one who suffer from vision impairment by remembering a few basic rules of safety: All children should wear protective eyewear while participating in sports or recreational activities

Help your children have a successful school year by scheduling a comprehensive eye exam and taking safety measures to ensure their eyes are free from injury.

07/18/2018

We are happy to announce that we are all moved and settled in at our new location. Our new office is located at 8637 Baseline Road, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730. Our phone number is the same (909) 466-7580.
Call to make your eye examination today or come by and visit us!

07/12/2018

It's official! We have moved into our new home. Come visit us at our new location @ 8637 Baseline Rd. still in Rancho Cucamonga. We are in the Smart & Final Shopping Center on Carnelian and Baseline. We are next to D.P. Doors and Old Town Baking Company.
Thank you to our patients for all of your support throughout the years. And thank you to everyone for have been so patient with us during our move. We will have the same phone number @ (909) 466-7580.

07/06/2018

We have exciting news to share with you! As many of you may know, we will be moving our practice to a new location very soon. Our goal has been to offer the highest quality service to our patients. The new facility allows us to provide better service to our patients in a more spacious environment. It was very important for us to stay in the Rancho Cucamonga community and thankfully we have been able to do that. The new address is 8637 Baseline Rd. here in Rancho Cucamonga. We will be in the Smart n’ Final Sunrize Center next to Old Town Baking Company and D.P. Doors. We look forward to seeing all of you at the new office!
Please note: We will have the same telephone number @ (909) 466-7580. Also, on Tuesday, July 10, 2018, our phone lines will not be available due to the transitioning to our new office. We apologize for the inconvenience. In case of an emergency, please contact us on our webpage .yehandyuoptometry.com on the Contact Us section by email on the comment page. Thank you for being patient with us in our move and transitioning!

01/25/2018

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is known as "the sneak thief of sight" since there are no symptoms and once vision is lost, it's permanent. Routine comprehensive eye exams can help with early eye detection. Make sure to make your annual eye exam today.

07/05/2017

A novel idea is what starts great inventions and revolutions so speak your mind!

06/23/2017

Be bold and sassy with the new Gwen Stefani eyewear line just for you!
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06/14/2017

As you get older, you're at higher risk for developing a number of eye and vision problems. The following symptoms could be the early warning signs of a serious eye health problem:

-Fluctuating vision.
-Seeing floaters and flashes.
-Loss of side vision.
-Seeing distorted images.

Regular eye exams and early diagnosis and treatment of eye disease can help you preserve good vision for years to come. If you're noticing any of these symptoms make an appointment asap: 314.394.3045.

06/10/2017

Bold, sassy, dare I say, a little retro. Get ready for the GX eyewear line to hit Yeh and Yu Optometry soon!

06/07/2017

Want to keep up with the latest and greatest of eyewear fashion? Our Instagram got you covered!

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06/06/2017

We're excited to be on Facebook and connect with y'all! Stay connected!!