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The American Association of Retired Persons believes in maintaining regular eye exams. This healthy routine can bring you many benefits throughout your life.

Most people wear eyeglasses to correct their vision. They help fix issues such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia. Sometimes, people with good vision may need to wear eyeglasses. Those who spend hours working on the computer or using other digital devices often experience eyestrain. It can lead to symptoms such as headaches, eye fatigue, and eye irritation.

Contact lenses help deliver optimal clarity for people with refractive errors. The lenses rest on the cornea, providing a wide visual field for enhanced depth and peripheral perception. Unlike eyeglasses, they do not fog up, fall off, or alter the patient’s appearance. Contact lenses are available in various options.

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a refractive error that makes distant objects appear blurry. The vision condition happens when the eye's shape causes light to focus in front of the eye instead of on the retina.

Like with any new lens, progressive lenses will take some adaptation to get used to.

You only have 2 eyes! Sight does more than let you see what is in front of you. It allows you to safely live your life to the fullest with the ones you love.

Making fresh drinks from organic fruits and vegetables may help contribute to keeping your eyes and body healthy. 

Getting dilated is highly recommended