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Can Dry Eyes Cause Floaters?

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Dry eyes and floaters are both common eye issues, but they affect your vision in different ways. While both can occur simultaneously, dry eyes do not directly cause floaters. However, experiencing these conditions together may exacerbate the resulting discomfort or make floaters more noticeable.  At Perspectives Vision Clinic, we offer comprehensive eye care services to […]

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Are Polarized Sunglasses Better for Your Eyes?

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When it comes to protecting your eyes from the sun, not all sunglasses are created equal. Among the various options available, polarized sunglasses stand out for their unique benefits. But what makes polarized sunglasses different, and are they truly better for your eyes? For all the sunglasses wearers out there pondering this question, we’re here […]

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How Old Do You Have to Be to Wear Contacts?

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Contact lenses are a great way to experience life without having some of the limitations that come with wearing glasses. When considering contact lenses for children or teenagers, parents often wonder, “How old does my child need to be?” While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer, several factors can help determine the right age for contact […]

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What is Commonly Misdiagnosed as Pink Eye?

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Pink eye, or conjunctivitis, is a common condition that triggers inflammation, itching, discomfort, and redness in your conjunctiva—the thin membrane covering the inside of your eyelids and the whites of your eyes.  Although uncomfortable, this condition is usually harmless and goes away without medical intervention. But it presents with symptoms similar to other conditions commonly […]

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How to Treat Dry Eyes with Contacts

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Dealing with dry eyes is rarely a pleasant experience. It’s a common eye condition easily recognizable by the burning, gritty, and irritating sensations it causes. Often due to a problem with your body’s tear production, dry eye can be problematic—though it’s treatable with the help of an experienced optometrist. While your optometrist may initially recommend […]

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