December is Safe Toys & Celebrations Month
With the frenzied shopping season underway, now is a great time to talk Safe Toys. This holiday season, we hope your celebrations are full of love and happiness, not panicked,… read more
Ocular Surface Disease Patient Education Webinars – Coming Soon!
Coming soon, you’ll have the opportunity to learn and participate in one of our Ocular Surface Disease Patient Education Webinars from the comfort of your very own home! Although we’re still ironing… read more
August is Back to School Eye Health Month
It’s a bit difficult to utter, but Fall is swiftly approaching. As we near the season of bright colored trees, apple orchards and hot cocoa, we also gear up to… read more
Tips for Living with Low Vision
According to the World Health Organization, it’s estimated that 249 million people are living with low vision. Living with low vision can be frustrating for many, but rest assured you’re… read more
May is UV Safety Month
Your Go-To Guide for Sunglasses Spring is here! As the temperatures rise, it’s not uncommon for us Minnesotans to rush outside and take advantage of our few precious months of… read more
Workplace Eye Wellness
Whether your occupation involves digging at a dusty construction site or running reports on a computer, it’s important to keep your vision safe with the proper precautions. Check out this… read more
Operation Eyesight: A Mini-Documentary
In February & March of this year, we – along with The Minnesota Eye Foundation – offered our annual Operation Eyesight program. This year, Munjoy Hill Media came out and… read more
Eyes: 15 Fun Facts You Probably Didn’t Know
On the face of it, our eyes are just simple orbs in our head, but the fact is that they’re very complex organs. There are seven main parts in the… read more
Halloween Eye Safety
Halloween Eye Safety Tips Never buy cosmetic contact lenses without a prescription from an eye care professional. It is both illegal and dangerous. Improper use of cosmetic contact lenses can… read more
Myth: Eating carrots can improve vision.
Myth: Eating carrots can improve vision. Fact: Although it’s true that carrots are rich in vitamin A, which is essential for sight,so are many other foods (asparagus, apricots, nectarines, and… read more
