by Wentzville Vision | Aug 3, 2021 | Kids Eye Health, Soft Contacts, Tipster
Has your child expressed an interest in wearing contact lenses? Here’s everything you need to know to make an informed choice about going from glasses to contacts. If your child has asked for contacts, you might have some questions: What age is the right age...
by Wentzville Vision | Apr 10, 2021 | Eye Care, Eye Health, Tipster
Astigmatism? A stigmatism? An astigmatism? Which is correct, and what exactly is this odd-sounding eye condition? You might have heard your eye doctor tell you you have astigmatism in one or both eyes, and he or she may have prescribed a specific kind of...
by Wentzville vision | Mar 22, 2021 | Eye Care, Eye Disease, Eye Health, Tipster
Your two eyes are the only ones you’ve got, but are you doing everything you can to protect them? This month, we’re checking in on your eye care routine and giving you tips to protect your eyes and your vision. Did you know that many vision problems aren’t inevitable?...
by Wentzville vision | Mar 16, 2021 | Eye Care, Eye Health, Sports Eyewear, Tipster
Spring break is coming up, and for many individuals and families, that might mean a few days relaxing by (or splashing in) the pool. As you’re packing that new swimsuit, sandals, and sunscreen, don’t neglect this vacation essential: Good eye care. When you think about...
by Wentzville vision | Jan 8, 2021 | Eye Health, Featured, Tipster
Is one of your resolutions to take better care of your vision in 2021? We thought so! Just like any other part of our health, being proactive about taking care of your vision is one of the very best ways to protect it. In honor of the New Year, here are the top 21...
by John DeLuna | Dec 9, 2020 | Contacts, Eye Health, Featured, Tipster
Getting contacts for the first time, or considering the switch from glasses to contact lenses? While wearing contact lenses is an exciting step, it also comes with an adjustment period. Here’s everything you need to know before you start wearing contacts. Tip #1: Be...
