by Insight Vision Center | Oct 22, 2020 | Eye Disease, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Vision Tips
If you have difficulties distinguishing certain colors, you might have a form of color blindness. But does having this vision condition actually mean you can’t see color at all? Here we learn more about how our eyes perceive color, and why some people see colors much...
by Insight Vision Center | Oct 15, 2020 | Eye Care, Eye Health, Vision Tips
If you’ve ever seen a young child with an eye patch over one eye, chances are that little one has a visual development condition called amblyopia, or lazy eye. But what exactly is amblyopia, what causes it, and how can you spot it? Let’s take a look. When one or both...
by Insight Vision Center | Jan 13, 2020 | Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured, Health, Tipster, Vision Care, Vision Tips
It’s 2020: That means it’s time to focus on the health of your eyes. If you want a New Year’s resolution that will really have an impact on your overall health and well-being, then resolve to take care of your eye health. Here are our five favorite ways you can focus...
by Insight Vision Center | Jan 6, 2020 | Community, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured, Health, Tipster, Vision Care, Vision Tips
Spring is almost here, and with spring comes spring cleaning. Learn how you can find a new home for the old prescription eyeglasses, reading glasses, and sunglasses taking up space in your drawers. Doing some spring cleaning and have piles of stuff to donate or get...
by Insight Vision Center | Jan 6, 2020 | Eye Health, Featured, Health, Tipster, Vision Care, Vision Tips
If you wear contacts, you might suffer from dry eyes — especially this time of year. Try our tips to find the right contacts to make your eyes more comfortable. If you’re one of the nearly five million Americans who experience dry eyes, you know how uncomfortable and...
by Insight Vision Center | Jul 24, 2019 | Vision Tips
Wearing glasses for the first time can be a difficult adjustment for any child. Being able to see clearly might not always seem worth it to them compared to how strange the glasses feel on their nose and ears or what their peers think, so what can you do as a parent...
