Blog list

In a world illuminated by screens, not all devices affect our eyes equally. This blog explores whether tablets or laptops contribute more to myopia progression—and how subtle differences in usage may shape long-term visual health.

Navigating college life means balancing academics, social events, and self-care—your vision included. Explore the pros and cons of contact lenses versus glasses to find the perfect fit for your dynamic student lifestyle.

A thoughtfully crafted daily routine can transform your experience with scleral lenses. From mindful morning insertion rituals to restorative nighttime care, discover how small habits create lasting comfort and clarity.

Sharing makeup might seem harmless, but it can expose your eyes to infections and long-term complications. Here’s what you need to know to keep your eyes safe and radiant.

Is leaning in closer helping you focus—or quietly straining your eyes? Explore the delicate balance between clarity and comfort, and learn why the distance between you and your work matters more than you might think.

Scleral lenses are marvels of modern optometry—but even the finest designs occasionally require refinement. Here’s how to recognize when your lenses are asking, ever so politely, for a professional adjustment.

Eye strain is more than a minor inconvenience—it can subtly influence your mood, mental clarity, and daily productivity. Explore the fascinating connection between vision and mental health, and learn how caring for your eyes can elevate your overall well-being.

Myopia doesn’t just impact how you see the board—it can influence how you perform on the field. Here’s what student athletes need to know to stay sharp, focused, and competitive.

Spring break is a feast for the senses—sunlit shores, sky-high adventures, and breezy escapes. But while you're planning outfits and itineraries, don’t forget your eyes. Here’s how to keep your vision crisp, comfortable, and carefree from takeoff to tan lines.

Recent research from UCI is reshaping how we understand and manage myopia. Here’s what it means for your vision and your future eye health.