Category: Eye Exam
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Got Dry Eyes?
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As we have an growing aging population and the increase usage of screens, many of us suffer from Dry Eyes. Our tears are necessary for maintaining the health of the front surface of the eye and for providing clear vision. Did you know there are many different options for dry…
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Got Diabetes? Get An Eye Exam
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Living with diabetes is a constant journey, filled with daily management, lifestyle changes, and regular check-ups. While monitoring blood sugar levels and adopting a balanced diet are integral aspects of diabetes care, one often overlooked but crucial component is a diabetic eye exam performed by an optometrist. Understanding Diabetes-Related Eye…
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Signs your child might need an eye exam
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As parents, it’s essential to watch for signs that your child might need an eye exam. Here are some key indicators: Squinting or tilting their head to see better. Frequent eye rubbing, especially when not tired. Sitting too close to the TV or holding devices very close. Complaints of headaches…
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An Eye Exam is not Just About Vision
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Perhaps you don’t wear glasses or contacts and haven’t had any issues with your eyes. So, you think, “Why would I need to go to the Simply Eyes Hawaii every year?” You might be surprised to know that there is more to an eye exam than just checking your visual…
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Back-to-School List: Pencils, Books, and an Eye Exam
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As the summer slowly fades away, back-to-school planning is in high gear. One of the most important tools your child needs to start the year off right is great vision. According to the American Optometric Association, one in every four children have a vision problem, yet 93% of children during…
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Ready to Give Readers a Break?
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Ready to give readers a break? Great vision doesn’t have to end in your 40s. Call 808-949-2662 to schedule a contact lens appointment today and ask your eye doctor about ACUVUE® OASYS MAX 1-Day MULTIFOCAL Contact Lenses
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Blue Light Exposure?
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Did you know digital devices emit blue light and blue light exposure may contribute to digital eye strain? Here are a few tips to help keep your eyes healthy: Ask The Expert. At your next annual eye exam, talk to your doctor about your lifestyle and ask about the best…
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Is Your Eye Health a Priority?
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Your eye health plays a huge role in your overall well being. And even though vision and health changes can happen at any age, we often take our eyesight for granted until it’s too late. It can be hard to imagine what it would be like to lose your vision.…
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Relieve Your Allergy Eyes
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High levels of pollen, mold, dust, and other irritants can make for miserable eyes! These airborne allergens may be the primary culprit of watery, itchy eyes, but relief may be closer than you think. Check out these do-it-yourself remedies for mild cases of seasonal allergies. Keep the windows shut in your car…
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The Signs are in Your Eyes
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Even before we see the sunny weather, blooming flowers, and greening trees, there are a few sure signs that spring is near. You’re more likely to feel the season change versus seeing it with your own eyes. The problem is, sometimes, it’s your eyes that get hit the worst with…
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Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month
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Women are more likely than men to suffer from eye-related disease and conditions such as: Cataract, Glaucoma, and Age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Ladies, stay ahead of your eye health and schedule your annual exam today! #Women’sEyeHealth
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21st Century Eye: Ways to Protect your Eyes
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When it comes to really seeing what’s going on with your eyes, there is no substitute for a comprehensive, yearly eye exam by our eye doctors. Despite catchy claims, there is truly no ‘app’ for that. While a variety of new mobile applications claim to evaluate vision or the fit…
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Am I at risk for glaucoma?
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Did you know that Glaucoma is the second-leading cause of vision loss and blindness? According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, there are more than 3 million people affected by the disease in the U.S. today, and that number is expected to reach 4.2 million by 2030. It’s important to…
