Eye Care Blog

Published on September 30, 2020 by Super Optical Express

If you wear glasses, chances are that you will have already experienced the frustration and inconvenience of fogging. Fogging happens when the warm breath that we exhale escapes out of the top of the mask and comes in contact with the cooler surface of the lens. This contact causes condensation, which in turns causes your lenses to become foggy.... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on August 31, 2020 by Super Optical Express

Attending regular eye exams should be a top priority for everyone, regardless of their age. After all, our eyes are responsible for our vision, which is arguably our most important sense. Any issues that could affect our eyes will nearly always impact our vision, and impaired sight can make our day to day life much harder than it needs to be.... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on July 27, 2020 by Super Optical Express

Most people are aware that UV exposure is bad for our skin. However, far less are aware of the impact which it can have on our eyes. In fact, our eyes are around 10 times more sensitive to UV radiation than our skin. ... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on June 30, 2020 by Super Optical Express

You have successfully scheduled an appointment with your eye doctor. And you are probably feeling nervous about what may possibly happen during your exam.... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on May 26, 2020 by Super Optical Express

While it is true that sunlight is the primary source of blue light, experts say that you still absorb blue light even if you’re indoors. Blue light from artificial lighting, computer monitors, televisions, and smartphones enter your eyes easily.... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on April 14, 2020 by

Glaucoma is known as a collection of conditions resulting from the improper drainage of fluids in your eye. Several factors, such as ethnicity, age, genetics, and underlying conditions increase your risk of developing glaucoma and knowing more about the disease increases the likelihood of catching this eye condition early. Here are the main causes of this well-known, eye-deteriorating disease.... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on April 4, 2020 by

Your optometrist plays a crucial role in the health of your eyes. They are committed to helping you maintain good eyesight and healthy eyes for as long as possible. Since they are so important, finding the right optometrist to support you is crucial. But how do you know who to choose? Here are our top tips for finding the right eye doctor for you.... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on February 21, 2020 by

When it comes to choosing glasses, there are a lot of different things to think about and we aren’t just talking about which style and color frames will best suit your face shape and personal style. The lenses themselves have several different variations, including the materials used to create them and the coatings that can cover them. One of the options that you may be given is to give your lenses an anti-glare coating, which is also sometimes known as AR or anti-reflective coating. Some people may think of these additional extras as unnecessary, but there are a variety of reasons why you should seriously consider getting anti-glare lenses. ... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on January 30, 2020 by Super Optical Express

Modern glasses come in many different forms and there are lots of different options available to ensure that your new frames and lenses will suit your requirements. One of the things that you will almost certainly be offered is something known as anti-glare lenses. What are they and how can they help you? Here’s everything you need to know about this popular lens option. ... Read more ​​​​​​​

Published on December 18, 2019 by Super Optical Express

Contact lenses remain one of the most popular vision correction solutions for patients who suffer from refractive eye conditions like near-sightedness, far-sightedness, and astigmatism. These conditions occur because the light that enters the eye isn’t refracted onto the retina properly, causing the image that is sent from the eye to the brain to be scrambled and our vision blurred. These refractive eye errors can occur at any age. However, as we get older there is another issue to address – presbyopia. Presbyopia is a condition that is characterized by the age-related degeneration of vision caused by the lens of the eye becoming thicker, harder and less flexible. Presbyopia makes it difficult for the sufferer to focus on objects that are close to their eyes, but they can still see those that are further away fairly clearly.... Read more ​​​​​​​