Does your eye prescription look like a confusing blur of letters? If you’ve just gotten your first prescription, there are probably lots of questions running through your mind.
What are all those acronyms? What are those numbers? Why are there pluses and minuses next to the numbers?
If you’re feeling lost, I’m here to help. I’ll walk you through how to read your eye prescription so you can better understand your eyesight.
There are some natural eye colors that stand out from the crowd! These rare eyes make you sit up and take notice.
When you’re out and about, you’ll see plenty of brown or blue eyes. But there are other colors that are much more uncommon.
You may be wondering, what’s the rarest eye color? That’s what we’re here to find out!
Does your new eye prescription look like jibberish to you? Are all those acronyms causing you to scratch your head in confusion?
OD and OS? SPH and CYL? What does it all mean?
If you’re struggling to decode your prescription, I’ve got you. Let’s go through what OD vs. OS means. We’ll also discuss some other acronyms you may see on your prescription.
Are you worried you’ve worn your disposable contact lenses for too long? It does happen!
On long work or travel days, you could find yourself accidentally wearing these contacts for more time than recommended.
But how long is too long to wear disposable contacts? Let’s break it down.
Are you trying to decide between refractive surgery and implantable contact lenses (ICLs)?
Both can improve your vision, but they work in very different ways. Some people are also better candidates for one over the other.
We’re going to look at how both surgical options work, their differences, and which procedure might suit you best.
