Pro’s for wearing daily disposable contacts: fresh, clean lens every day; no hassle or cost of cleaning/storage solutions; super easy for traveling; lower risk of infection with swimming and other activities; greater flexibility for occasional wear.
Inspired by a Sunday evening making homemade salsa, here’s a link explaining the age-old question: Why do onions make us cry? http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemistryfaqs/f/onionscry.htm
Upon moving here to “God’s Country” last July, my wife and I completely invested ourselves in all of the wonderful opportunities for local, fresh food. Most of our produce comes from a local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture – ask me about it!), our milk is delivered from a local dairy, eggs are from our neighbor across […]
Dr. Murphy: A few months ago, I was preparing to deliver a lecture/educational seminar to a group of residents at a nursing home. I stood in the hallway reading over my notes. I was dressed in a suit with a stick on name badge that said my name and below it, Optometrist. I was waiting […]
I’m sure I could have used a safer title for my maiden post – we’re talking about itchy EYES here, folks! As I was driving with my wife and two boys the other day, Cindy pointed out that bits of green were starting to appear on the fields that we passed. This, along with my […]
Dr Murphy: I truly do love being a healthcare provider. Being an eye care provider allows me to literally see into the windows of the body. While your annual wellness visit may seem to be focused on the comfort of your contact lenses, the recent change in your vision, the dryness you feel after working on […]
We’re growing! In an effort to keep the mumblings rolling, you will begin seeing posts from BOTH Dr. Gunderson and myself on the blog. To accommodate this team effort, you might have noticed a change in the name of the blog. It will no longer be just MY blog but rather a blog of the […]
I had no idea it would take this long….it’s been 4 months and I am feeling that we have finally settled in to our new digs. We have endured some significant growing pains so I want to begin my extending my most sincere THANK YOU to our patients who emulate what patience really means. Scheduling […]
After much preparation, Front Range Eye Associates is ready to move. We are relocating to provide our patients a much higher level of service in a much more efficient space. Our current location has served us in spite of inqdequate parking and limited office hours. Our new location will immediately remedy both of these issues as […]
Why wait until a disease is in its final stages before treating it? Would we wait until a patient had lost significant visual function before treating them? Why wait until a patient is severely symptomatic and in pain before treating their dry eye. I would argue that we should not. The most important part of […]