Popular Mechanics recently published an online article titled “10 Things That Will Disappear in the Next 110 Years.” We thought we would share that list with you: Eyeglasses Video game consoles Postage stamps C batteries Keys Snow tires Telephone poles Band-Aids Wallets Flathead screwdrivers The article didn’t go into any specifics on why the publication’s […]
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The summer solstice is Saturday, June 21, 2014 at 6:51am EDT. Hopefully you have plans to enjoy the longest day of the year with family and friends. According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, some countries celebrate Midsummer’s Day which occurs near the solstice. Legend has it that the dew on Midsummer’s Day morning has special […]
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Father’s Day is June 15, 2014. Rather than the traditional neck tie or golf accessories, why not give Dad the chance at improved vision? If you know a Dad who wears glasses or contacts, think how much easier his life would be if he could work and play without those hassles. By arranging a free […]
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Movies, televisions and even theme park rides in 3D really help to bring the action to life. Of course, in order to get the full effect of 3D experiences, the viewer must wear special 3D glasses. In fact, if you view a 3D movie without the glasses, the blurry image on the screen can be […]
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Mother’s Day is May 11, 2014. If you are searching for the perfect gift for Mom, one that will really make a difference in her life, consider LASIK vision correction in Colton and Rancho Cucamonga. Let’s face it. Moms work harder than anyone in the family. They are the cooks, the housecleaners, the chauffeurs, the […]
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Many people who have diabetes wonder if they can have LASIK to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism. There is no singular answer to this question; it depends on many different factors surrounding the patient’s eye health and overall health. Any reputable ophthalmologist will demand to know your medical history and current medical condition and will […]
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Have you ever experienced information overload…on your eyes? There is a real condition called Load-Induced Blindness that occurs when you have too much visual information coming at you. A new study showed that when you are faced with a lot of visual data at once, your ability to see critical information is reduced – similar […]
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Beautiful springtime weather inevitably brings scratchy eyes, swollen eyes and itchy eyes in Colton and Rancho Cucamonga. If you wear contact lenses, it’s virtually impossible to keep them in your eyes when you are constantly rubbing them. Here are a couple of tips to help you through the allergy season: If you’re using eye drops […]
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Researchers in Canada recently studied how drinking a “legal” amount of alcohol affects vision. What they discovered is that up to 30% of vision is impaired even before participants hit the legal blood alcohol concentration limit, which is 0.08% in most states. The researchers used a process called the Hermann Grid for the study. One […]
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March Madness begins March 18! Whether you plan to root for your college alma mater in the NCAA tournament or just love any kind of college basketball, you are bound to see exciting wins and devastating upsets. The question is, will you be watching the action through a corrective lens? If you are nearsighted, farsighted […]
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