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Very nice article here written by an eye doctor and surgeon explaining the reason and importance of doing a pupil dilation regular. Being over 50 myself, I take to heart her advice to have an eye test done at once every year (with noted health issues). It is amazing the number of potential health problems that can be detected through an eye examination.

Yes, there is a sunglasses connection. The dilation does cause a greater sensitivity to light for some time, so the doctor tells her patients to bring their sunglasses. If they forget, then she gives them a temporary disposable pair of sunglasses that are more cheap 3-D style than a fashion statement. That’ll teach them to remember to bring their own cool sunglasses next time! Read the rest of this entry »

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The article below is a well written and informative article explaining macular degeneration and tips on how to prevent it in relationship to the type of sunglasses you wear. Sunlight is one of the three main culprits in leading to this eye disease.

Sometimes we think that because we have bought our dark pair of Marc Jacobs aviator sunglasses that our eyes are protected. Read this article to learn about the benefit of wrap around sunglasses, and the importance of polarization.

If you wear prescription eye glasses, you can find right sized fit over sunglasses.

And, something as simple and inexpensive as a visor hat can go along way to protecting the eyes from the sun. Do you know the worst times of the day for exposure to the sun and damage to the eyes? And what should you do if it’s cloudy outside? Read on. Read the rest of this entry »