How Often Should You Have A Comprehensive Eye Exam?
Detecting eye diseases as early as possible gives you the best chance of saving your sight. Some of the most common eye diseases can blind you before you ever notice the first symptoms.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends that you get a comprehensive eye examination at age 40, which is when changes in your vision or early signs of disease typically begin. A comprehensive screening, which includes dilating the eyes, can help identify signs of eye disease at an early stage. Continue to have a comprehensive eye exam at least every two years after age 40, and at least once a year after age 50. (more…)
Proper ergonomics have long been known to make a difference in how our backs and necks feel for those of us whose work requires sitting at desks all day long. But did you know that office ergonomics are also important for the health and comfort of your eyes? This is particularly true if your desk job involves looking at a computer screen all day.