Eyelookgood Eyewear

01/17/2026

We often take our eyes for granted, overlooking their vital role in how we experience the world around us. Proper eye care is essential not only for maintaining good vision but also for ensuring overall eye health as we age. Regular eye check-ups can help detect potential issues before they become serious problems. We invite you to make a comprehensive eye appointment with Dr. Halling here in Wauneta, even if you currently do not wear glasses. Remember to treat your eyes as the invaluable assets they are; with consistent, proper care and attention, your eyesight can be protected for a lifetime.
Your eyes are our focus! Call today 308-883-1347

01/01/2026

12/04/2025

A new opportunity arises as an Italian gentleman reaches out, and we successfully secure an incredible new line that's just right for an exciting winter ahead.

11/28/2025

See, the focus is on you.
Dr. Halling has a few appointments available for this Tuesday, the 2nd of December. Call 308-883-1347

11/16/2025

DID YOU KNOW?...
The first vision aid was invented around 1000 AD. It was called a reading stone – a small glass sphere that was placed on top of small letters and texts to magnify them for easy reading.

Wearable eyeglasses can be traced back to Italy around 1284. The first eyeglasses were simply glass lenses mounted on heavy frames that were held up manually or worn on the nose. These frames were made of natural materials like wood, copper, leather and bone.

You've known Benjamin Franklin as one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America and the guy who did the lightning rod experiment, but did you know that he was also responsible for the invention of bifocal lenses. He was both far- and near-sited, and was tired of continually changing his glasses. So, he came up with the idea of putting both lenses in one frame. Good job, Benjamin!

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11/07/2025

Dr Halling has available appointments on December 2nd. It's the perfect time to treat your eyes and maximize your benefits! Don't let your hard-earned Flex Spending or HSA dollars go to waste!