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Strong light sensitivity, or photophobia, could be a symptom of other conditions that affect your eyes. Read on to learn what you need to know about your sensitivity to light and what you can do to find relief.

Many people don’t realize they have an issue with their vision until they get their first pair of corrective lenses and see what they’ve been missing. Learn how a computer vision assessment can help you see the world clearly.

Are you dreaming of the freedom and ease of contact lenses but aren’t sure which type is right for your vision problem? We’ve got you covered. Read on to learn more about three types of specialized contact lenses.

Recommendations for dealing with the symptoms of COVID-19 are all over the internet. But how should you handle eye care during this global pandemic? Read on to learn more about eye care and COVID-19.

On your face, your eyes should be center stage. Don’t let a maze of crow’s feet and wrinkles steal the show! Read on to learn how we can help shift the spotlight using innovative technology from TempSure™ Envi.

Sunglasses are more than a fashion statement — they’re a tool to protect your eyes from a host of problems that come from overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays. Read on to find out how to choose a pair that are up to the task!

An update on all office procedures during the Coronavirus outbreak.

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of vision loss worldwide. Are you at risk of developing this life-changing condition? Read on to learn more about this progressive disease and what you can do about it.

Seeing flashes of light or dark spots in your field of vision can be troublesome. It’s hard to know what’s normal and what’s cause for concern. Read on to learn more about flashes and floaters and what can be done to help.

Smartphones, computers, tablets, TVs — what they all have in common are screens that may be hurting your vision. Here are a few tips for helping you navigate the digital world without compromising the health of your eyes.

Dry eye syndrome can result from getting older, working in dry environments, or because of physical disorders of the eyes. Symptoms range from dry, scratchy eyes to red, watery eyes that overproduce certain tear components.

Are you one of about 45 million people in the U.S. who wears contact lenses? Contacts do a good job of correcting vision, but they can also cause eye infections. Here are tips that can help you prevent uncomfortable and dangerous contact-related infections

Just because you passed the eye chart test at the DMV doesn’t mean you don’t have underlying issues with your eyes. Find out why you shouldn’t skip your annual eye exam and what could be developing under your lids.

Do you wear glasses most of the time, but you’re ready to make the switch to contact lenses? Having both contacts and glasses gives you the most versatility and outstanding vision in nearly every situation. Learn how to transition between the two.

Children may not talk about their vision because they believe everyone sees as they do — such as through a nearsighted lens with fuzzy details that only come into focus if you squint. Learn the signs that may indicate your child needs glasses.

Whether you wear glasses all the time, or only on occasion, the size, shape, and color of your frames greatly impact your appearance. How to select the perfect frames for your face? The experts at Urban Eye Care break it down.

Eye infections are no fun. They can cause your eyes to become red, watery, itchy, or make them irritatingly dry and sensitive. The good news is, most are easy to treat and even easier to prevent. Read on for 7 tips to avoid eye infections.

Your eyes never lie, as the old expression goes, but with our assistance, your bright eyes can indeed belie your age by reducing those traitorous lines around them.