Eyesight is something many people take for granted—until it starts to change. Whether you’ve worn glasses since childhood or have recently begun to notice some blurriness, it’s natural to wonder: Can your eyesight get better? While most vision changes are gradual and age-related, it is possible for your eyesight to improve under certain conditions. However, […]
If you’ve been stockpiling contact lenses or stumbled upon an old box you forgot you had, you might wonder if they’re safe. Contact lenses do expire. If you take a closer look at their blister pack, you should see the lens expiration date. Shelf life depends on the type of lens and whether the lenses […]
It’s normal to experience subtle changes in your vision, especially as you grow older. While a pair of reading glasses is generally nothing to worry about (thank you, presbyopia), certain symptoms, such as difficulty reading or seeing fine details, could be more than a natural part of aging. Macular degeneration is a progressive eye condition […]
Noticing changes in your vision can be subtle at first—but they might be a sign it’s time for glasses. Whether it’s struggling to read small print or feeling eye strain after a long day, your eyes could be working harder than they need to. Keeping up with regular eye exams at Trinity Hills Eyecare can […]
Eye health is a crucial concern for many, especially as we age. Two common eye diseases that often cause confusion are glaucoma and macular degeneration. Despite both leading to vision loss, they are distinct in their causes, symptoms, and treatments. Understanding these differences is vital for eye care professionals, seniors, and health enthusiasts looking to […]
In today’s digital age, the prevalence of screens in our daily lives, particularly among children, has sparked growing concerns about their impact on eye health. With the widespread use of smartphones, tablets, and computers, parents and optometrists are increasingly worried about the potential harm to young, developing eyes. Some common side effects of excessive screen […]
Dry eye is a common eye condition, especially in arid Southern Alberta. Dry eye is caused by the lack of or poor-quality tears. Symptoms vary from person to person and can change over time. Here are some of the most common dry eye symptoms: Watery eyes Stinging/burning Sandy/gritty/fb sensation Episodes of blurred/fluctuating vision Red eyes/lids […]
What is the recommended age for a child’s first eye exam? According to the Alberta Association of Optometrists, a child’s first eye exam should be between 6-9 months old. The second eye exam should be between the ages of 2-5 years old and every year after that. Children can have annual eye exams from 6 […]
Are your eyes itchy and watery for part of the year? You are not alone! With warmer weather and shorter winters, the allergy season is getting longer. Generally, the early culprits are snow mold and tree pollen in the spring. The summer brings grass pollen and weeds into the mix until the fall. On top […]
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