How to get, and the importance, of your pupillary distance
by Michael Lacerda
Full credit to DoctorEyeHealth.com . This video was just published on their YouTube® site on Dec, 5th, 2020. Use link above to see other informa...
Study show we are retraining our eyes, and not for the better!
by Michael Lacerda
"Additional time spent outdoors decreased the prevalence of myopia irrespective of the amount of near work time. Thus, to prevent myopia, it can be recommended that an equivalent increase in outdoor time should accompany any increase in near work time..."
Get your vision tested
by Michael Lacerda
As a practicing optician, it is recommended and necessary to complete your continuing education requirements, not only to stay licensed, but to sta...
Do business with companies that like you!
by Michael Lacerda
It is important to be reminded that there are companies out there who want and appreciate your business. From the polite "my pleasure" that you h...
What ever happened to customer service?
by Michael Lacerda
I happened to find a “lab form” from an Optometry shop while looking for a local eye doctor. The picture below is from a form provided by said sho...
How should glasses sit on your face
by Michael Lacerda
(reprinted from Framesdirect.com blogpost)
You’ve figured out your face shape, so you’ve gotten a good start when it comes to picking a pair of gla...
Japan thinks smartphones are destroying students’ eyesight
by Michael Lacerda
(reprinted from JapanToday, article Koh Ruide, SoraNews24)
The amount of Japanese students with less than 20/20 vision is at its peak.
TOKYO -
Ja...
Sleeping in contact lenses puts you at risk of dangerous infection.
by Michael Lacerda
(This article is reprinted from Medical Xpress)
Contact lenses are worn by an estimated 45 million Americans. Improper care or wear, like going to...
IS READING IN THE DARK BAD FOR YOUR EYES?
by Michael Lacerda
(This article is brought to you by Essilor)
Whether you're trying to read a map while lost on the last leg of a long road trip or you're just too l...
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