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Your vision can change in an instant—and not always for the better. Sudden changes like shadows or light flashes could signal a detaching retina. This article breaks down what to watch for and when to get help. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Read the article here: https://eyetoeyefamilyvisioncare.com/warning-signs-retinal-detachment/

You can’t avoid screens—but you can learn how to protect your eyes from the impact of blue light. Whether you’re editing photos, running...

Trying to figure out if daily disposable contact lenses are worth it? The truth is, they’re super convenient—but they’re not perfect....

Your eyes might be saying more than you think—OCT exams help doctors see what you can’t. This quick read explains how this simple imaging...

Noticed your vision acting differently during pregnancy? You're not imagining it. Hormonal changes can affect your eyes in ways most...

Struggling to see clearly after sunset? Whether you're an evening walker, late-night commuter, or simply enjoy stargazing, your night...

As Sapulpa family optometrists, we emphasize the importance of proactive eye care and safety, including eye safety in the workplace....

Eyeglasses have never been more trendy, and they come in a wide variety of frame styles, colors, and visibility. However, since eyewear...

Our eyes are highly sensitive to changes in the environment and the climate. That’s why optometrists nationwide are noticing a rise in...

Diabetes impacts almost every aspect of a person’s physical health, including eye health and vision. Diabetes impact on eye health is so...

Almost all babies are born with eyes that appear blueish, brownish, or greyish and typically change color in early infancy as their...

Color vision deficiency (CVD), commonly called color blindness, is usually genetic and affects just shy of 4% of the U.S. population....

Most patients understand that a diet heavy in fat, salt, sugar, and other unhealthy ingredients negatively impacts overall health. Still,...

Age-related vision changes are almost unavoidable. However, some of the most common eye conditions can be prevented - or their side...

Children are amazingly adaptive. So, if your child is born with specific eye issues or diminished visual acuity, their brains adjust, and...

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of permanent vision loss, especially for patients 40 years old or older. It occurs when excess...

Dry eye occurs when the eyes do not produce the necessary amount of liquid to keep the surface of the eye moist and refreshed with ocular...

If you opt to use contact lenses instead of glasses, your optometrist may ask whether you prefer long-term or daily disposable contact...

Astigmatism is one of the most common issues affecting visual acuity. While the American Academy of Ophthalmology reports that about 33%...

Optometrists and ophthalmologists use the term “visual acuity” to describe what you can see at a distance. We consider 20/20 to be...