Eye Exams
Asteroid Hyalosis | Benign Floaters in the Vitreous
This is a great video of asteroid hyalosis. You can see the white/yellow flecks moving inside the eye at the slit lamp. Believe it or not, asteroid hyalosis is normal and doesn’t even affect vision!
Read MoreContact Lens Examinations | Different Than Routine Eye Exams
A contact lens examination is different than a routine eye exam. Measuring the surface of the cornea is just one way they are different. There are others.
Read MoreEvery November is National Diabetes (Awareness) Month
Every November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. We join the effort in educating you and our community about diabetes and how it may cause vision loss.
Read MoreWhen You Have Pink Eye
It’s back to school and kids (and their families) commonly get “pink eye.” Here’s what it is and what you can do about it.
Read MoreIt’s Ragweed Season | Get Rid of those Itchy Eyes
It’s ragweed season. Many people suffer from eye allergies. There are many allergens which can cause the common symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis. Here’s what you can do.
Read MoreBack to School Eye Exams
Your child’s vision is always changing as they grow. Schedule their back to school eye exams. Make sure they are seeing well for school!
Read MoreWhat is Your Refractive Error?
Refractive errors are the measurements needed to correct your blurry vision at distance or at near. Do you know what your refractive error means?
Read MoreIt’s Summer | Which Sunglasses Protect Your Eyes?
Summer means lots and lots of sun. Are you wearing the proper sunglasses to protect your eyes?
Read MoreSouth Jersey Diabetic Exams
Diabetes affects many parts of the body, including the eyes. Those with diabetes, or an elevated risk of diabetes, should seek regular dilated eye exams. This should be done even though they may not be experiencing problems with their vision. Diabetic eye disease refers to a group of eye problems that often accompany diabetes and…
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