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Do Eye Drops Expire?

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Eye drops are a staple in many of our medicine cabinets, providing relief from dryness, redness, and irritation, or even helping manage medical conditions like glaucoma. But what happens when those little bottles sit unused for months (or years)? Can you still use them, or is it time to toss them out?  Yes, eye drops […]

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What Are the First Signs of Cataracts?

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Cataracts are one of the leading causes of vision impairment worldwide. But the good news is that early detection and treatment can help preserve your sight. Some of the first signs of cataracts to be aware of include: One of the things that can make cataracts tricky to detect is the fact that the changes […]

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The Best & Worst Foods for Your Eye Health 

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Taking care of your eyes involves more than just regular check-ups—it also includes what you put on your plate. Our eyes are our windows to the world, allowing us to experience its beauty and wonders. That’s why taking care of our eye health and—preventing potential eye diseases—is essential to maintaining good vision and overall well-being.  […]

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Is Glaucoma Hereditary?

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Imagine a world where your vision gradually narrows, like a tunnel slowly closing in. The silent thief of sight, known as glaucoma, can sneak up without warning until there is significant damage. Understanding this group of eye diseases is essential because glaucoma has a hereditary component along with other risk factors. The fact that glaucoma […]

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Are Blue Eyes More Sensitive to the Sun?

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Who would think that something like our eye colour could determine how safe we are in the sun? Well, blue eyes—along with other light colours like grey or green—are more sensitive to damage from the sun. With that said, darker colours aren’t immune to damage, so everyone should prioritize protecting their eyes when outdoors—regardless of […]

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