Blog: Contacts for reading

Replace Your Reading Glasses With Contact Lenses

Beginning at around age 40, you’ll begin to develop presbyopia. This is a natural part of the aging process in which the crystalline lens inside your eye becomes less flexible...

April is Presbyopia Awareness Month

This month is Presbyopia Awareness Month so we’ve created a list of presbyopia facts to help clear up some of the confusion around this condition. Presbyopia is NOT an eye disease...

Age and Vision

If you're over 40, have you seen changes in your vision? Just as our bodies have different needs as we age, so do our eyes. Many of these changes are just a normal part of aging...

Do I really need reading glasses for Presbyopia?

It comes with no warning like many other unwelcome signs of aging. One morning you wake up and there’s a new grey hair, or an unfamiliar fine line at the corner of your eye, or...

Contact Lens Choices

Choices. Everyone likes having them. But when it comes to contact lenses, you get what you’re prescribed and move on with your life, right? There’s good news: you have the power...