San Ramon Family Optometry

04/13/2026

If your child is becoming more nearsighted each year, it may be time to consider options beyond stronger glasses. At San Ramon Family Optometry, myopia management is designed to help slow the progression of myopia and support your child’s long-term vision.

Book an appointment today to learn more.

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04/08/2026

Spring allergies don’t stop at sneezing. Itchy, watery, red eyes are common this time of year, and rubbing can make symptoms worse. An eye exam can help identify allergy-related irritation and recommend safe, effective relief.
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04/07/2026

Myopia is more than nearsightedness; it’s linked to increased risk of retinal disease later in life. Early management helps preserve vision for decades to come.

Start your child's proactive myopia care by contacting us today.
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04/01/2026

April is Sports Eye Safety Month, a reminder that eye injuries can happen in seconds, on the field, court, or playground. Protective eyewear helps reduce the risk of serious eye injuries for kids and adults alike.

If you or your child plays sports, let’s make eye safety part of the game plan.


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03/25/2026

Sun exposure doesn’t just affect your skin — it can impact your eyes, too. Quality sunglasses with UV protection help shield your eyes from harmful rays and support long-term eye health. Choosing the right lenses makes a difference, both outdoors and year-round.
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03/24/2026

Signs of AMD: Don't Ignore These Symptoms
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) impacts your ability to see clearly in the center of your vision. If you’re experiencing:
👉 Blurred or fuzzy vision
👉 Dark or empty areas in your central vision
👉 Difficulty seeing details clearly
It could be a sign of AMD. Regular eye exams can help catch it early and prevent further vision loss.
Contact us to learn more and schedule your comprehensive eye exam.
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03/20/2026

Headaches at your desk? Blurry vision by 3pm? It may be more than just a long day.
See how San Ramon Family Optometry helps patients reduce eye strain at the workplace.

Reduce eye strain at work and avoid computer vision syndrome with trusted eye care at San Ramon Family Optometry.

03/18/2026

Protect Your Vision from AMD
Did you know that age-related macular degeneration (AMD) affects the part of the eye responsible for central vision? 🤔 It’s a leading cause of vision loss among older adults and can make activities like reading or recognizing faces more difficult.
Early detection is crucial. If you're noticing symptoms like blurred or distorted central vision, don't wait—get your eyes checked.
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03/18/2026

New season, new routines — and maybe new glasses.

March is a great time to explore updated frames and lenses designed for your daily activities, work, and screen use.

Style and function should go hand in hand.


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03/17/2026

Omega-3s, hydration, and anti-inflammatory nutrients are key for managing dry eye from the inside out. Pair dietary support with in-office care for lasting relief.
Support your eyes inside and out at San Ramon Family Optometry.
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03/12/2026

What Is AMD and How Does It Affect You?
AMD, or age-related macular degeneration, is a common eye condition in older adults that impacts central vision. It can make everyday tasks like reading or driving more challenging. Symptoms include blurred vision and difficulty seeing fine details.
If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it's important to get an eye exam to catch it early. Learn more about AMD and what you can do to protect your vision.
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03/11/2026

March is Save Your Vision Month — a reminder that good vision starts with proactive care.

Regular eye exams help detect changes early, protect long-term eye health, and keep your vision working its best at every stage of life.

Small steps today can make a lasting difference for your sight.


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