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Category: Eye Care

With school just around the corner, this is the perfect time for your children to have their eyes checked.

Posted by: Pepose Vision Institute in Eye Care on August 6, 2014

August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month – a nationwide effort to educate parents on the importance of healthy vision for their children. Much of a child’s learning is visually based, yet kids often don’t have the perspective to even know they have vision problems, much less tell their parents. In fact, did you […]

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10 Tricks to Defeat Eye Strain at Work

Posted by: Pepose Vision Institute in Eye Care on June 27, 2014

More than 70% of American knowledge workers suffer from eye strain — that fatigued eyeball feeling you get from staring at a screen all day. The symptoms are familiar. Your eyelids get tired and dry, a headache starts rumbling inside your skull, and your ability to focus on your work starts to evaporate. These effects, […]

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Enjoy Summertime Sports

Posted by: Pepose Vision Institute in Eye Care on June 21, 2014

Fastballs, flying debris from gardening projects, pool and lake contaminants, a scorching sun- no matter where this summer takes you, remember to protect your most valuable assets…. Your eyes!
 Your eyecare professionals at Pepose Vision Institute would like to remind you of some simple ways to care for your eyes this summer. 1.    Wear sun […]

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What to do about eye allergies?

Posted by: Pepose Vision Institute in Dry Eyes, Eye Care on June 11, 2014

Do you have red, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose?  With the weather warming up and the plants blooming, it is allergy season again.  The eyelids and surface of the eye are readily affected by allergies to ragweed, pollen, and mold.  An allergic reaction occurs when the immune system recognizes a substance, or allergen, […]

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Are You Suffering From Computer-Vision Syndrome?

Posted by: Pepose Vision Institute in Eye Care on May 29, 2014

A recent article in The Wall Street Journal asks whether we are becoming a “squinter nation”. Computer screens, I-Pads, smart phones, and a litany of other hand held devices are all typically viewed between 18 to 40 inches away. This intermediate distance is often the “black hole” in between the clear distance and near focus […]

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