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What Causes Eye Misalignment?

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You might notice your child squinting at the TV or covering one eye while reading. Maybe you’ve started experiencing headaches during computer work or double vision when you’re tired. These symptoms could point to eye misalignment — a condition where your eyes don’t work together properly to focus on the same point. Eye misalignment happens […]

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MiSight & Ortho-K Lenses: Which Is Right for Your Child?

Female optometrist places trial frames onto young boy.

As a parent, you notice everything about your child, including when they squint to see the board at school. If you see them struggling with distant vision, you might be dealing with myopia, also known as nearsightedness. The good news is that modern children’s eye care offers more options than just prescribing stronger glasses each […]

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Does Myopia Lead to Blindness?

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Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a very common refractive error, especially among children and young adults. While many treat it as a minor inconvenience corrected by glasses or contact lenses, high or progressive myopia can lead to more serious eye health complications.  Can myopia cause blindness? No, myopia doesn’t directly cause blindness, but it can increase […]

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What Is Neurolens?

A child performs a vision therapy exercise while their eye doctor determins if Neurolens may be beneficial for them.

You could be experiencing the consequences of eye misalignment if persistent headaches, eye strain, or neck discomfort affect your daily life. Fortunately, your eye doctor may offer an effective solution like Neurolens. These specialty lenses are designed to correct eye misalignment with a contoured prism shape. They help correct eye misalignment that causes various symptoms. […]

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Can Myopia Be Reversed?

In front of a blurry visual acuity test, a pair of hands holds up eyeglasses that sharpen some of the letters.

For millions worldwide, myopia (or nearsightedness) isn’t just a minor inconvenience—it’s a condition that affects daily life, from reading road signs to seeing far-off objects. Parents often worry when they notice their child squinting at a whiteboard or holding books too close to their face, leading to one critical question: Can myopia be reversed? While […]

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