Eye Health Blog
Eye Health Blog
Do Filipino kids need sunglasses? A parent's guide to UV and young eyes
Children spend more time outdoors than adults and get more lifetime UV exposure before they...
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Why is the grade in my left eye different from my right?
Almost nobody has two identical eyes. Here is why your left and right grades differ,...
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What actually happens during an adult eye exam?
Most Filipino adults have never had a full eye exam, only a quick grade check....
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Can you wear contact lenses if you already need reading glasses?
Yes — and there are three different ways to do it. Each one trades something....
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Why your progressives fight you at a desk, and what office lenses do differently
If you tilt your chin up to read your screen and your neck aches by...
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Acetate, metal or TR90? A guide to frame materials in Philippine humidity
Heat, sweat and humidity are hard on eyewear. Here is how each frame material actually...
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The best eyewear setup for Filipino riders and long commutes
Riders deal with glare, dust, wind and night traffic in a single trip. Here is...
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Lazy eye in children: why the early years decide the outcome
A child with one strong eye sees well enough to never complain. That is what...
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Cataracts explained: the signs, the timing, and what an eye test can see
Cataracts are the clouding of the eye's natural lens, and they arrive slowly enough that...
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Glaucoma: the eye condition that gives almost no early warning
Glaucoma damages sight from the outside in, painlessly, and most people do not notice until...
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Can your eye grade go down? An honest look at what changes
Yes, a prescription can come back lower than last time. But the reason usually is...
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Is your contact lens grade the same as your eyeglass grade?
Short answer: often no. Contact lenses sit directly on your eye, which changes the power...
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