Dry Eye, Corneal Infections, Contact Lenses and LASIK
Dry Eye, Corneal Infections, Contact Lenses, and LASIK Hello all and welcome to another lovely blog exploring existing eye care issues. This one attempts to address the reality of contact lens wear and care. Before we get rolling, we would like to point out that while it may seem like we’re coming down against contact… Read More
Refractive Surgery Can Assist In Patients With Keratitis
Ahhh, contacts. For those that might not wish to deal with the consistent cleaning and caring that glasses require contacts lenses are a viable vision correction option for millions of people here in the United States. While glasses require continued cleaning with a cloth and solution, contacts do require consistent cleaning to remove the… Read More
Carefully Consider What Toys To Give To The Young Ones This Holiday
Follow These Tips to Avoid Toy-Related Eye Injuries With the holiday shopping season now in full swing, Pacific ClearVision Institute joins the American Academy of Ophthalmology in reminding the public of certain safety guidelines when choosing the perfect gifts for little ones. A number of studies show that some popular toy types are commonly associated… Read More
Possible New Treatment For Dry Eye For People With Sjogren’s Syndrome
Dry Eye Syndrome has become a growing focus of study for those in the eye care profession. Previously, in this blog, we have discussed other studies done in areas of disease management or new treatments, and this time we thought we’d talk about one of the more promising treatments being explored for the treatment of… Read More
Be Weary Of Costume Contacts This Halloween
Halloween is approaching quickly and hopefully, you’ve got your costumes all planned out. Perhaps you are going to a party this weekend or next week, maybe you are taking the children around the neighborhood for treats, or possibly you are simply going to dress up and hand candy out as the neighborhood children ring your… Read More
