The progression of age-related macular degeneration varies from person to person, largely depending on the type you have and your overall health. […]
How Fast Does Macular Degeneration Progress?
How Long Does an Eye Exam Take?
Picture this: you or one of your kids is ready for the next eye exam, but you’re wondering how much time to set aside for your visit. We know it’s a common question, especially when you’re balancing a busy family schedule. A comprehensive eye examination takes 30–60 minutes. Several things can change the length of […]
How Do I Know If I Have Dry Eyes?
That gritty, tired, or scratchy feeling in your eyes can be a constant distraction. You might find yourself blinking more often or reaching for eye drops, just looking for a moment of comfort. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and our team at Windsor Eye Care can help you understand what’s causing your discomfort. […]
Is Glaucoma Hereditary?
Glaucoma is known to be hereditary, and having a close family member with the condition can significantly raise your own risk. […]
Can Allergies Cause Dry Eyes?
The sneezing, congestion, and itchy, watery eyes that come with an allergic reaction turn a pleasant day into an uncomfortable battle. Here’s something that might surprise you: those same allergies that make your eyes watery and irritated can also leave them feeling dry, gritty, and uncomfortable. Allergies can absolutely contribute to dry eye symptoms.
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Does Myopia Get Worse With Age?
Myopia can progress and worsen with age.
As your child’s vision grows weaker, their prescription gets stronger. It isn’t just about needing heavier corrective lenses; myopia tends to progress without proper management.
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How Can You Tell If Sunglasses Are Polarized?
To check if your sunglasses are polarized, try holding them up to an LED screen and slowly rotate them—if the screen turns dark or black, your lenses are polarized. […]
How to Get Contact Lenses?
Getting contact lenses involves a simple step-by-step process that includes an eye exam, a lens fitting, and guidance on choosing and caring for your lenses. […]
Bifocal vs Progressive Glasses: What’s the Difference?
As your vision changes, you may gravitate towards other lens options, like bifocal or progressive lenses. They correct vision across multiple distances but differ in design, purpose, and price.
Bifocal lenses have a visible line across the lens, separating near and far vision correction. Progressive lenses offer a wider range of correction, addressing near, intermediate, and far distances in one continuous lens. With multiple zones of focus, progressive lenses are more costly.
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What Does IPL Do?
IPL is a noninvasive treatment that uses light pulses to target and treat the underlying causes of dry eye disease. […]
