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Have you ever been driving at night and noticed glowing rings or halos around streetlights, headlights, or traffic signals? If streetlights look blurry or surrounded by haze, you’re not imagining it. This visual disturbance - commonly called halo vision - can be a sign that your eyes are struggling to focus light properly, especially in low-light conditions.

Dry, irritated eyes are more than just a nuisance - they’re often a sign of an underlying condition that requires professional attention. Millions of people experience the discomfort of dry eye every day, yet many ignore the symptoms until they become severe. Understanding what causes dry eye and getting the right diagnosis early can make all the difference in your comfort and long-term vision health.

As the school year approaches, parents are busy gathering school supplies, updating wardrobes, and setting new routines. But there’s one essential item that often gets overlooked: a comprehensive eye exam. Clear vision is a vital part of academic success, and ensuring your child’s eyes are healthy before school starts can make a significant difference in their ability to learn and thrive in the classroom.

The average American spends more than seven hours daily staring at a digital device leading to overexposure to blue light, high-energy visible light that can lead to eye strain and sleep problems, among other concerns.

Scleral lenses are one of the most exciting areas of eyecare for people with corneal diseases. These lenses sit on the white part of the eye, and don’t actually touch the cornea. They can help patients with severe dry eye, irregular corneas, and even some types of corneal scarring!