Sunglasses are must-have eyewear to help protect and minimize the brightness when the sun and its reflective rays impact your
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Since Spring of 2020, we have increased screen time with our daily use of our electronic devices for our virtual
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I have a pink eye, could this be Coronavirus? It is unlikely. A pink eye in adults is usually caused
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Spring is upon us. Ahhh…. Along with saying goodbye to the cold and snow, we welcome leaves back to the trees, green
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Allergic disease occurs in 30-50% of the population, while ocular symptoms can be present in up to 60% of allergic
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Blog posted by Dr. Seth Meskin, a board certified ophthalmologist and fellowship trained corneal specialist. For more information on keratoconus
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I was diagnosed with keratoconus later in life. Originally my ophthalmologist prescribed gas permeated contact lenses that, given the size
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What is a scleral lens?A scleral lens, also known as an ocular surface prosthesis, was first created in the 1880s
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In April, 2016 Avedro of Waltham, Massachusetts received FDA Approval for its KXL® System for Corneal Cross-Linking and its riboflavin
