Most people go through their daily lives with nothing impeding their vision, so if you're seeing something moving across your vision, it can be quite alarming. These are eye floaters, and while not everyone experiences them, many do. If you think you might have eye floaters, read on to find out what you need to know.
What are Eye Floaters
Eye floaters are actually not a foreign substance or something that got into your eye.
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Caring For Your Contact Lenses: What You Should Know
Contact lenses allow you to see clearly, but if you aren't taking care of your lenses properly, they may actually inhibit your ability to see. Caring for your lenses is important to prevent eye infections, prevent dryness and prevent your vision from worsening. If you experience difficulties with your eyes or your contact lenses, be sure to contact your local ophthalmologist. Read on for lens care tips.
Use Contact Lens Solution
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3 Things To Know About Cataract Surgery
Cataracts can have a major impact on vision and daily life. Our eyes have lenses that bend the light that enters our eyes and helps us see. The lens in an eye is supposed to be clear. However, clouding of the lenses can occur and when this happens it's referred to as cataracts. Cataracts tend to worsen with age. They can begin to impact your vision as early as your 40s and 50s but tend to cause the most problems after age 60.
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Tired Of Glasses And Contacts? Consider A Laser Vision Correction Procedure
Have you been wearing glasses for most of your life? For as long as you can remember, you may have had to wear glasses because you couldn't see well enough without them; however, using eyeglasses and contact lenses each day can be frustrating for some people. If you're tired of dealing with your glasses or contact lenses, there is an alternative option available. You could undergo laser vision correction to drastically improve your eyesight, so you can ditch the glasses and those annoying contact lenses for good.
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