I was cleaning out some files and found a consumer safety booklet titled EYE PRODUCTS. The copyright belongs to Merle Norman Cosmetics and it was dated 6-84.The brochure contents promote Merle Norman cosmetics but very subtly. The emphasis is on safe use of eye products and cosmetics. I’d like to share the Twelve Tips for […]
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The most common causes of dry eyes are poor eye lid health, reduced tear production and an unhealthy eye surface. Many people suffer from red, irritated, watery and burning eyes. “Ocular Surface Disease” or OSD, is the term used for dry eye disease. There are several ways we manage OSD; prescription and non-prescription drops, in
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Protecting our eyes in the winter is essential for preventing short- and long-term problems. Eye Dryness is very common during the winter, especially on cold brisk days. Seeking comfort near a warm toasty fireplace or heater can dry the eye surface. Stay hydrated and use artificial tears to control mild dry eye symptoms. Sunglasses are important for
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My eyes burn. My eyes are tired. My eyes are gritty. I hear these 3 complaints several times a day. They are usually followed by a confession about the increased time spent on screens. Zoom calls, working from home, distance learning, all contribute to the increased time we spend staring at a glowing screen. Add
Westside Optometry is offering eyecare services by appointment only. We are scheduling all interactions including adjustments, pick-ups and repairs.