5 Tips For Younger-Looking Eyes
There are lots of perks to getting older... Retirement, travel, stability, grandkids, etc. However, few of us want to look older.
There are lots of perks to getting older... Retirement, travel, stability, grandkids, etc. However, few of us want to look older.
Spring is wonderful, isn’t it? The weather warms up, the days stretch out, and flowers bloom. However, spring also marks the beginning of allergy season!
Tears and a runny nose? Looks like that recipe called for freshly chopped onion! What is it about onions that sends our tear ducts into overdrive?
The right nutrients help protect our eyes from the effects of aging and eye disease.
Spring Break is a wonderful time for students, and a great opportunity to refresh your knowledge concerning healthy contact lens wear and care. Spring Break just wouldn’t be Spring Break without a trip to the beach, a dip in the pool or hot tub, a ski in the lake or other water activity. Spring […]
We typically worry about staying warm during the winter months, and think less about protecting our eyes. However, the winter months can be as hard on our eyes as the summer months.
Did you know that indoor air is often more polluted than outdoor air? In fact, indoor air pollutants may be 2–5 times higher than outdoor pollutants!
It is the most wonderful time of the year, especially at Vision Health Institute! We would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and a Cozy Kwanzaa! Regardless of the holiday you celebrate at this time of the year, Dr. Mark Perry, Dr. Karen Perry and the entire staff at Vision Health Institute wish […]
Many vision benefits and flexible spending accounts (FSA) offer benefits that expire at the end of every year. If you do not use them, you’ll lose them! In most cases, unused benefits cannot be transferred over to the New Year, typically beginning on January 1st. This is your hard-earned dollars! Don’t let them get wasted. […]
A common eye complaint we hear about a lot this time of year is eyelid twitches. You’ve most likely experienced them yourself. Eyelid twitches are uncontrolled movement of an eyelid that is caused by involuntary contractions of muscles around the eye. You can’t control them, and the twitches can be very annoying. Whether it’s caused […]