During winters your eyes are at higher risk to get damaged either temporarily or permanently due UV rays. The UV rays are not only emitted by the sun but it is also reflected by the earth surface. You need to protect your eyes from UV radiations. American Academy of Ophthalmology has suggested few eye care [...]
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Eye Care Tips for Winters
January 30th, 2010 
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No Comments »No more dry eyes with moisturizing contact lenses
January 25th, 2010 admin Moisturizing Contact Lenses- the most recent Invention In Ophthalmologycontacts have been a path breaking innovation in the field of ophthalmology since they were first introduced in the market. A number of years have passed and contact lenses became the saving grace for folks who don’t wish to wear glasses. However contact lenses still come with [...]
Am I a Good Candidate for Lasik?
December 20th, 2009 admin If you’re considering LASIK vision correction surgery, you may be surprised to know that your eye surgeon’s most important consideration is your overall eye health. Individuals with current or previous eye conditions or certain autoimmune disorders may not qualify for LASIK. That’s why it’s so important to begin your LASIK journey with a comprehensive eye [...]
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