You wear your glasses for fashion. Or perhaps you wear your glasses because you can’t see without them. Regardless of the reason, you’ve probably managed to find a way to wear your glasses comfortably. Then masks happened. Now you have to put two items on your face and make them work together as you run errands […]
Read More
Moderator Dr. John Kitchens discusses how COVID_19 affects US retina practices with Drs. Rishi Singh, Nancy Holekamp, and Sunir Garg on this special live episode of New Retina Radio. View Video
Read More
We wish you and your family a joyful, bright, healthy, prosperous and happiest new year ahead!
Read More
The doctors and staff at Pepose Vision hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season and a healthy and happy new year.
Read More
Wintertime brings a double-exposure danger to eyes. The first threat is from the sun itself. Second, comes from the snow acting as a mirror and reflecting a second dose of UV into eyes. For this reason, winter is one of the most important seasons of the year to protect eyes from the potentially dangerous effects […]
Read More
Don’t forget … Although for the tax year 2019, the IRS announced new contribution limits for both the Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and the Health Savings Accounts (HSA), these accounts may still be used for life-improving procedures such as LASIK and Advanced Cataract Surgery. Take advantage of this opportunity to see better than you have […]
Read More
The doctors and staff at Pepose Vision hope you and your family have fun and safe Halloween.
Read More
Staring at your computer screen, smartphone or other digital devices for long periods won’t cause permanent eye damage, but your eyes may feel dry and tired. You may develop blurry vision, fatigue or eye strain. Some people also experience headaches or motion sickness when viewing 3-D, which may indicate that the viewer has a problem […]
Read More
We recently had a patient ask what happens to the eye if over corrected? For example, if one were to wear glasses twice as powerful as needed, would that weaken the eyes over time? Or would it just cause eye strain? Over correction can give some patients a headache but will have no permanent effect […]
Read More
Scientists from the University of California, San Diego, have created a new robotic soft contact lens that lets you zoom by blinking twice. The lens can be controlled by your eye movements. Eye movements like blinking carry change potential to signal. Shengqiang Cai, the lead researcher, told the New Scientist that the eye has an electro-oculographic potential, even if you’re […]
Read More