Learn what’s covered during an eye exam, when vision insurance kicks in, and how to check your plan with Eye Care Center of Colorado Springs. […]
Does Health Insurance Cover Eye Exams?
Are Sunglasses Bad for Your Eyes?
Are your sunglasses actually protecting your eyes? Learn about UV risks, what to look for in a pair, and when to visit Eye Care Center of Colorado Springs. […]
How Long Do Ortho-K Lenses Last?
Typically, these lenses last anywhere between 6 and 12 months. However, your optometrist will provide you with a schedule that outlines when they need replacing. Always make sure your lenses are in date; this way, you can enjoy clear and comfortable vision with the benefits of ortho-k. […]
The Cost of Eyeglasses vs. Contact Lenses
On average, contact lenses have a higher upfront and replacement cost than eyeglasses. While some designer eyeglasses can empty your wallet, there are always bargain options that can provide adequate vision correction, an option that isn’t really available with contacts. […]
Five Apps to Protect Your Eyesight on the Computer
Some effective apps include f.lux, EyeLeo, Twilight, OphthalmicSuite, and Rectangle—the ultimate eye-care companions for your digital journey. […]
What Is Photobiomodulation?
Photobiomodulation, also called low-level light therapy (LLLT), is a noninvasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to support cellular function and reduce inflammation. […]
How Does Low-Level Light Therapy Help Dry Eyes?
Low-level light therapy, or LLLT, uses specific wavelengths of LED light to address the underlying causes of dry eye, including blocked oil glands and eyelid inflammation, rather than just masking the symptoms. […]
What Are Essilor Stellest Lenses?
Essilor Stellest lenses are an innovative type of eyewear designed to both correct your child’s nearsightedness and help slow its progression. […]
What Causes Dry Eyes All of a Sudden?
Sudden dry eye often results from a combination of environmental factors, daily habits, and underlying health changes. […]
Do I Have Dry Eyes or Allergies?
The answer often depends on your main symptom. Allergies usually cause intense itching, while dry eyes typically create a sandy or gritty sensation. […]
