Are You Color Blind? Find Out With These Simple (And Free) Tests

Color blindness is a misunderstood phenomenon. It doesn't mean you see in only black and white: it means certain colors don't register in your visual spectrum. Many people go through life without realizing they even have this condition. If you're concerned you might, try out one of these free online tests. They can help give you a simple diagnosis that can serve as a useful guide for a professional eye care specialist. [Read More]

Veterans May Be Eligible For Vision Assistance

It isn't always easy getting help with medical issues as a veteran, and vision care is no different. Whether your eyesight was severely limited due to military service or seems to be getting significantly worse now that you're out of the service, an optometrist may be able to help you maintain focus. Consider a few ways that an optometrist can help you with your vision problems as well as related financial issues: [Read More]

Spray Paint On Your Glasses? You Can Get It Off!

Spray paint is an easy enough product to use, but the paint can easily get away from you. By the time you have completed your project, you could very well have paint all over your hands, arms, face, hair and even your glasses. Removing the paint from your skin and hair can be a challenge, but how do you get the paint off of your glasses? Below, you will find a step-by-step explanation of how to safely remove spray paint from your glasses. [Read More]

What To Expect When Making The Switch To Contact Lenses

Contact lenses are available to many people regardless of age or health, but if you're trying to make the switch from glasses to contact lenses, you should know that the process and requirements are a little different, even though they both essentially perform the same function. These differences aren't complex, but you should be familiar with them before your first visit to an optometrist so you can come prepared; this can help prevent you from being intimidated by the process or from feeling like contacts aren't for you. [Read More]