While a mini pair of sunnies on your kid may seem like the most adorable fashion statement to make, sunglasses are an integral part of sun protection for your little one. UV rays are as harmful to children as they are to adults, with experts saying exposure can cause both short and long-term eye damage. So, what do you need to consider when buying your first pair of children’s sunglasses?
Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) affects 10 million Americans each year. The number of cases is expected to rise as we are living longer.
More research and funding are being dedicated to this disease than ever before, yet there is still much we do not know.
Hailey Bieber has taken the fashion world by storm. Her famous off-duty style and ultra-famous husband have led her to cover magazines from Elle to Harper’s Bazaar.
And her latest collaboration now makes fans of her style able to wear pieces designed and collaborated with Hailey herself, and trust me, she knows a few things about accessorizing.
Whether she’s taken to the streets in a full matching suit or dressed down in streetwear, the model is constantly shown in ensembles that feel put together yet just casual enough. With 45 million followers on Instagram, Hailey is a true style star with an audience to match. It’s no wonder Vogue Eyewear tapped the popular Bieber to collaborate on a new line of specs.
If you spend time outdoors you probably understand just how beneficial a high-quality pair of polarized sunglasses are.
But have you ever stopped to think about what polarized lenses are, how they actually work, or if they actually protect your eyes? Let’s take a look at polarized lenses to better understand how they work, their benefits and drawbacks, and whether or not they really provide an increased level of protection for your eyes.
Most people think of having their eyes checked when they experience blurry vision or want to purchase new eyeglasses or contact lenses.
You may not be aware of the many systemic diseases of the body that can be diagnosed from an eye exam. A dilated eye exam allows your eye doctor to look in the back of the eye at the blood vessels and retina to uncover signs of systemic diseases. Even if you are still seeing well, it is still important to have your eyes checked annually to make sure they are healthy.
Here are 10 systemic diseases that can be diagnosed by your doctor by looking at your eyes:
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