Astigmatism and myopia affect vision differently. Astigmatism causes blurry vision at all distances, while myopia causes blurry distance vision. […]
Astigmatism vs. Myopia: What’s the Difference?

Astigmatism and myopia affect vision differently. Astigmatism causes blurry vision at all distances, while myopia causes blurry distance vision. […]
Though vision can stabilize as we age, myopia has no cure—even one as natural as age. […]
Myopia cannot be reversed, and it has no cure. However, it is possible to take proactive measures to slow its progression, thereby preventing the risks associated with high myopia. […]
MiYOSMART lenses have a special design with 2 parts: a clear center for regular vision and a ring around it with tiny zones that slightly defocus vision. This special design helps slow the progression of nearsightedness while providing clear eyesight. […]
Visual vertigo causes dizziness and a sense of imbalance triggered by visual stimuli. This can manifest in various ways, such as difficulty focusing on moving objects, sensitivity to bright lights, or discomfort in environments with complex visual patterns. […]
While LED lights are generally safe for everyday use, prolonged exposure to certain high-intensity blue light emitted by some LEDs can cause strain and discomfort for some individuals. […]
ye-related concussion symptoms include blurry vision, difficulty following objects, dilated pupils, light sensitivity, and more. Visit your doctor if you experience these symptoms after hitting your head—don’t assume everything is fine. […]
Vision therapy is an optometric specialty that focuses on treating vision-related conditions and disorders. It involves a series of exercises designed to improve visual skills, eye coordination, focusing abilities, and depth perception. Vision therapy can be used to treat a variety of vision problems, such as: Lazy eye (amblyopia) Strabismus (crossed eyes) Binocular vision dysfunction […]
Despite using them daily, it can be easy to forget to take care of our eyes. We know to protect them from sharp objects and wear sunglasses, but there’s so much more inside our eyes that we may not think about until something goes wrong. That’s why you should get a regular eye exam rather […]
Your eyes and your brain have a direct relationship: your eyes are essentially an extension of your brain. This connection helps you see, perceive objects, and understand the world around you. When you have a concussion, this relationship can become damaged. But vision therapy can help you heal and restore the connections. Understanding the Relationship […]