A joint statement from the Canadian Association of Optometrists and the Canadian Ophthalmological Society: 0-2 Years: None, with the possible exception of live video chatting w parental support. 2-5 Years: No more than 1 hour per day. Programming should be age-appropriate, educations, high quality, and co-viewed and should be discussed with the child to provide context […]
Blepharoconjunctivitis is an inflammation of three eye tissues: the edge or margins of the eyelid, the transparent membrane that covers the outer white part of the eye, the conjunctiva, and the inner underside tissue of the eyelids. This inflammation of these tissues may be caused by bacteria, viruses or allergies. Symptoms generally include a mucus-like […]
Above picture from health.clevelandclinic.org This condition is named after the Scottish surgeon Charles Bell who first described the disease in the early 1800s. It is a paralysis of the facial nerve on one side of the face, resulting in a facial droop similar to that found in stroke patients. The paralysis often affects the upper […]
Bacterial blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelid due to bacteria. Small oil and sweat glands along the edge of the eyelids and eyelashes are vulnerable to bacteria and often become infected. Symptoms include red eyelid margins, burning, or dry irritation to the eye or eyelids. You may see crusty deposits at the base of […]
Some patients have in the back fluid of the eye the presence of asteroid bodies. Two-thirds of the volume of the inside of the eye is filled with a clear jelly-like mass called the vitreous body. Think of the vitreous as you would the air in a balloon. In the eye, the vitreous pushes up […]
ANISOCORIA (An – eye – so – cor – ee – ah) Anisocoria, literally Greek for unequal pupils, describes a condition where the pupils of each eye are different in sizes. Approximately 25% of the population may have a noticeable degree of pupil inequality known as physiologic anisocoria. This pupil-size disparity may fluctuate in degree, […]
AMBLYOPIA (am – blee – O – pee – ah) Amblyopia is the loss or lack of development of vision in one eye that is unrelated to any eye health problem. It is not correctable with lenses alone. The brain, for some reason, does not acknowledge the images seen by the amblyopic eye. Amblyopia is […]
Learn more about what macular degeneration is and how it can affect your vision. Age-related macular degeneration is an ageing change and deterioration of the central vision area called the macula. The macula is the most sensitive part of the eye or retina’s inner lining and is responsible for our fine and detailed vision. The […]
We call temporary vision loss AMAUROSIS FUGAX. Amaurosis fugax is a Latin term for “fleeting blindness”. Patients with amaurosis fugax characteristically have a loss of vision in one eye that may last from seconds to minutes. Occasionally, it may last several hours and often returns to normal. Amaurosis fugax generally occurs from an abnormality not […]
ANTI-REFLECTION (REFLECTION-FREE) LENS COATING When a beam of light strikes the surface of a clear lens, light transmission (the amount of light that actually passes through the lens) is about 92%. The remaining 8% is lost through reflections from the front and back surfaces of the lens. Loss of light results in a slight decrease […]
At 20/20 Vision Care, we provide comprehensive vision care services, including eye exams, contact lens exams, dry eye therapy, and a wide selection of frames and lenses.
Designed specifically to best manage eye-related health concerns and disease. We also handle urgent eye care matters like foreign bodies, infections, and trauma.
Your children undergo crucial visual development at a young age, and we want to be a part of this journey. We offer children’s eye exams and myopia management to help your children thrive.
We understand that not everyone can make it into our office, so we offer mobile services for those that are homebound, and service the senior homes in our area as well.
Find us just down from the Dairy Queen in the heart of downtown on 3rd Street, across from the CORE Association.
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Located directly behind our 3rd Street Building, just down from the Fifth Avenue Memorial Church.
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