Most eye exams take between 30 to 75 minutes, depending on your age, health history, and the type of exam. […]
How Long Do Eye Exams Take?
Can Too Much Screen Time Cause Myopia?
The increase in screen time can cause many problems, including myopia or nearsightedness. […]
How to Get Rid of Red Eyes Without Eye Drops
Red eyes may look alarming and can coincide with irritating symptoms. Learn how to get rid of red eyes without eye drops with Dr. Shonah Finlay Doctors Eye Care […]
How To Unclog Meibomian Glands?
There are several treatment options for clogged meibomian glands. Your optometrist can recommend the most effective treatments for your needs after assessing your eyes in a comprehensive eye exam. Some potential treatments include iLux, medications, and at-home care. […]
What Does 20-20 Vision Mean?
Having 20-20 vision means you can clearly see an object from 20 feet away—the distance that most people with healthy vision should be able to read letters clearly. […]
Is It Safe to Use Expired Eye Drops?
Regardless of their type, all eye drops expire and become less effective. Although it’s not ideal, accidentally using expired eye drops once or twice won’t necessarily cause long-term problems. However, consistently using expired eye drops can introduce harmful bacteria to your eye, increasing the risk of infection or other complications. […]
Eye Twitching: 8 Causes, Treatments And Prevention
Thankfully, there are plenty of common causes of eye twitching, including caffeine, eye strain, allergies, alcohol, and fatigue. […]
Dry Eye and Cloudy Vision: What to Know
Yes—many people experience dry eyes and cloudy vision simultaneously. […]
Can Makeup Cause Styes?
Makeup can contribute to the development of styes, especially if it’s not applied or removed properly. Using old or contaminated makeup, not cleaning brushes, or applying makeup too close to the lash line can increase the risk. […]
Dry Eye in The Morning: What Can Be The Causes?
Morning dry eye can stem from several causes, such as nocturnal lagophthalmos, sleeping with contacts in, environmental factors, or underlying medical conditions […]
