Eye fatigue typically lasts a few hours and can be relieved with rest and proper eye care. If it persists beyond a day, it might be time to consult an eye care professional. […]
How Long Does Eye Fatigue Last?

Eye fatigue typically lasts a few hours and can be relieved with rest and proper eye care. If it persists beyond a day, it might be time to consult an eye care professional. […]
If you have cataracts, they could impact your ability to drive safely. It will vary from person to person, and depend on how advanced the cataracts are. But we can help determine what’s happening in your eye, and how it might impact you behind the wheel. […]
It typically takes a few days to a couple of weeks to adjust to new glasses. […]
If you’re frequently adjusting your frames, it’s a sign they might not fit quite right. Glasses should rest comfortably on your nose—not too low that they slip, nor so high they press against your brow. […]
While not everyone will develop cataracts, most adults can develop them as part of the natural aging process. […]
When most people think of sunglasses, they picture summer days, bright sunshine, and beach vacations. But winter? Not so much. However, sunglasses are just as important during the colder months. […]
Prescriptions for glasses and contact lenses aren’t interchangeable, as each prescription uses different measurements. This is because contact lenses sit directly on your eyeballs, while glasses are offset a little bit from your eyes. […]
Scratched eyeglasses typically can’t be repaired and must be replaced to restore their function 100%, though you can consult your optometrist about available options. […]
Most people know that they should regularly get their eyes checked by a professional. However, what many people don’t know is that a comprehensive eye exam can not only provide early warning signs of various eye diseases, but overall health issues too, such as: At L’occhio Eyecare-Eyestyle, we firmly believe that comprehensive eye exams should […]
Many things change once you start wearing contacts. But while enjoying the benefits, you’ll still need to come back for check-ups. Even if you’ve done it a dozen times before, there’s an added question on contact lens-wearer’s minds—should I wear my contacts to the exam?
Yes! You should wear your contact lenses to a contact lens exam, but you can leave them out if you’re coming in for a regular eye exam. This allows us to assess how well the lenses fit and whether they’re functioning correctly in your eyes. Additionally, it provides an opportunity to discuss any issues you’ve been having with your lenses, such as comfort or clarity. […]