Such awesome stuff to come! Contacts tha
Such awesome stuff to come! Contacts that deliver medication, amazing! http://ow.ly/8Qz3b
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http://ow.ly/i/rl7q http://ow.ly/i/rl7r
http://ow.ly/i/rl7q http://ow.ly/i/rl7r What do you know about the leading cause of blindness in Americans over age 60?
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http://ow.ly/i/qGwf Macular Degeneration
http://ow.ly/i/qGwf Macular Degeneration is a chronic eye disease that can cause significant loss of vision. Ask us how to minimize your risks at your next eye exam.
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There is a new treatment available for d
There is a new treatment available for dry eyes! As promised, Dr Murphy is staying on top of things. Call us to get more information!
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Questions about polarized lenses? How do
Questions about polarized lenses? How do they work? Does polarization make a difference? Email optical@fr-ea.com if you want answers!
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If you ever notice flashes of light or
If you ever notice flashes of light or ‘floaters’ in your vision, don’t delay. Seek care right away. As a reminder, our doctors are always on call to serve our established patients so call if you have any urgent concerns. http://ow.ly/7nG8i
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Watery Eyes Can be a Sign of Dry Eye
How can it be? If my eyes water, how can you tell me they are dry? I hear this question day after day in my clinic and believe it or not, it CAN be true. Your eye produces several types of tears. It produces your basal tear secretion which is facilitated by your blink. Everytime […]
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Pro’s for wearing daily disposable cont
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.
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Inspired by a Sunday evening making home
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
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First Impressions, or Otherwise
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 […]