Jason Stander Optometrists

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27/03/2026

HOME REMEDIES FOR COMMON EYE CONDITIONS
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Red, itchy or tired eyes?
Some common eye problems can be eased with simple home remedies—but knowing when to see your optometrist is just as important.

The eye is a delicate and complex organ which is often exposed to factors which cause visual problems. Some of these problems can be managed safely with simple home remedies, but these remedies are supplementary and should not replace professional treatment. It is important to be aware of the sympto...

20/03/2026

BOOKS OR E-READERS? WHICH ARE BETTER FOR YOUR EYES?
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Books or e-readers – which is kinder to your eyes?
Many people worry that digital reading may harm their vision. While screens can sometimes cause eye strain and dryness due to reduced blinking and glare, modern e-readers with e-ink displays mimic paper and may feel much more comfortable than phones or tablets. The key takeaway: whichever format you choose, remember to take regular breaks and give your eyes a rest.

Discover impact of books versus e-readers on eye health. Explore symptoms, causes & preventive measures for digital eye strain in this comprehensive comparison.

12/03/2026

GLAUCOMA: THE THIEF THAT DOESN'T KNOCK
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Glaucoma: the thief that doesn’t knock.
Glaucoma often develops without pain or early warning signs, silently damaging the optic nerve and stealing vision over time. The good news? Early detection through regular eye examinations can help protect your sight and slow the progression of the disease.
This World Glaucoma Day (12 March), don’t wait for symptoms — book a comprehensive eye examination and protect your vision for the future.

Most health conditions announce themselves. They arrive with pain, discomfort or obvious physical changes that make us aware that something is not right and we need to seek help. Glaucoma is different. It doesn't knock, it doesn't warn, and it rarely causes symptoms in its early stages. Instead, it....