A cataract is a condition which causes clouding of the eyes. Basically, this disease is manifested in form of cloudy patches in the eye lens, and it can affect both or one of your eyes. The common symptoms that you may experience if you have cataracts include blurry vision and fading of colours. You will also have trouble with night vision and bright lights. The condition will develop slowly, but it will eventually result in extensive problems when reading, driving and even walking. [Read More]

Switching eyeglasses can be a troublesome business. Your optometrist has undoubtedly told you about initial inconveniences, especially if you're switching to bifocal, trifocal, or progressive lenses, but what if these inconveniences seem like they've come to stay? How do you know if you're wearing the wrong type of glasses? Blurry vision The issue with knowing if you're wearing the wrong type of lenses for your eye sight is that the symptoms aren't necessarily exclusive for wearing wrong prescription glasses. [Read More]