Improving Your Eye Health

• Signs You Need New Glasses

  3 March 2018

  If you wear prescription glasses, you want to make sure your frames and lenses are as comfortable as possible. Even if your prescription doesn't change, you still need to buy new frames periodically for your best eye health. Here are signs you need new glasses. Your lenses are scratched Common with both plastic and glass lenses, scratches are both an annoyance and reduce the ability to see out of your glasses clearly.

• Four Of The Best Ways To Make Your Eyeglasses Last Longer

  13 December 2017

  It's no secret that being an eyeglass wearer, you are spending a great deal of money on your prescription lenses on top of the frames that you purchase to go with them. For this reason, you want to ensure that they always last as long as possible before needing to replace them. Here are four of the best tips to help you accomplish this: Designate a Spot for Them Everywhere: Whether at work, home or in the car, you need a designated spot for your eyeglasses when you aren't wearing them.

• Can't Open Your Eye? It Could Be Pink Eye

  3 October 2017

  Pink eye is something that's commonly spread between children, but adults aren't immune to it. Pink eye can potentially strike anyone, anywhere, as it's an extremely virulent virus. If you or someone you care about has woken up to find that their eyelids are stuck together and won't open or are very hard to open, pink eye could be to blame. Keep reading to learn more about this virus and what should be done about it.

• Four Everyday Habits That May Be Putting Your Eyes At Risk

  2 August 2017

  Your eyes are rather delicate organs. If you want them to continue providing you with vision well into your '80s and '90s, then it's important that you care for them properly. Sadly, many of the habits you engage in on a daily basis may not be good for your eyes. Here's a look at some habits you should work on breaking in order to preserve your eyes health. Sitting In the Sunshine

• 2 Natural Ways To Treat Your Cataracts At Home

  8 June 2017

  If you have been diagnosed with cataracts, you may wonder if there are any natural ways you can help treat the condition at home in addition to your regular treatment. If so, use one or both of the following home treatments to help slow down the progression and ease the symptoms caused by your cataracts. Eat Your Spinach While carrots have traditionally been praised for their ability to improve vision and combat cataracts, science has shown that this is not the case.