Maybe your eyesight isn’t so bad that you’d reach down to pet a rock thinking it was a dog—or maybe it is! But whether or not you need glasses, is your vision really as good as it can be? Not only sharp, but also clear…comfortable…without strain…effortless? Do you have the best glasses or the best contacts for your eyes? Or, instead, do you find yourself squinting, rubbing, straining to see, with eyes that get dry, scratchy, blurry or just tired and heavy-feeling at the end of the day?
To help you focus: Here are the best ways maintain sharp, clear and comfortable eyesight from our top experts. Find out which nutrients and exercises boost your night vision…how to increase the strength, flexibility and adaptability of your eye muscles—and maybe ditch your reading glasses!…how people with dry eyes can be helped by a special kind of contact lens…what you need to know about LASIK surgery before you have it done—including the procedure you should “test drive”…why frames affect how well you see through your glasses, and why the latest trendy ones might be wrong for you…how to make sure you’re happy with the results of your cataract surgery…a simple fix for “computer vision syndrome”…smartphone apps that bring “living color” back for those who are color blind…and lots more…
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Secrets to Choosing the Best Glasses for You
Great Eyeglasses for Half the Price
Bifocal and Multifocal Glasses and Contacts Increase Risk for Dangerous Falls
Questions to Ask Before Cataract Surgery
Unforeseen Problem with LASIK Surgery for Bifocal Wearers
Cool, New-Tech Tools Help Color Blindness
EXTRA: For the best ways to keep your eyes healthy, including nutritional therapies that help with macular degeneration, nutrients that reverse cataracts and natural solutions for dry eyes, read the Bottom Line Guide to Eye Health—How to Save Your Eyes.