About Me

Understanding Common Optometry Disorders and Challenges: Ideas and Research

Welcome to my blog. My name is Kate, and I have been wearing glasses since I was ten. In this blog, I am going to write about optometry. As a patient and also as the mother of three kids who have vision impairments, I have learned a lot about the field over the last almost thirty years. I have also done a lot of research. I work currently as a nurse, but I am excited to explore this particular path with you and whatever other readers the internet brings this way. I urge you to read, share and enjoy my posts. Thank you!

Looking Good? Retinal Imaging Explained

Posted on 20 December 2017

These days, modern optometrists have far more tools at their disposal than they used to even a decade or so ago. Thanks to breakthroughs in computer technology, patients can now seek a wider range of advanced tests from their eye doctor. Some of these are able to be combined to offer a complete eye consultation that will help with the early detection of diseases as well as the usual issues of long and short-sightedness, for example. [Read More]

Which Lenses Should You Choose for Your Cycling Glasses?

Posted on 21 March 2017

Prescription cycling glasses are the saving grace of avid bikers with imperfect vision. They help you stay safe, protect your eyes from debris, and make cycling an overall more enjoyable experience. Of course, not all cycling glasses are equal. There are now a range of modern lens types on the market for cyclists, and each one comes with its own set of pros and cons. If you're confused about which lenses are right for you, take a look at this guide before seeing your optometrist. [Read More]