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Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Dry Eye Disease Awareness Month


Learn more about Dry Eye

Skyvision Center is an accredited Tear Lab Dry Eye Center
   
In Partnership with the 

Sjögren's Syndrome Foundation 
  
TearLab®  is proud


to bring awareness to this often

undiagnosed disease.

Please visit 


and


for more information.


For every LIKE in the month of July on allaboutdryeye's Facebook page, and Sjogren's Facebook Page, TearLab Corporation will donate $1 to the Sjogrens Syndrome Foundation.  Please participate and do your part to help raise awareness for this disease.

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Kaenon Sunglasses Go To The Movies!



The movie "Monte Carlo" has been out about a year and it stars Kaenon Sunglasses! Well, not really, but the actresses starring in the movie wear some of the coolest Kaenon fashions you've ever seen.

The movie stars are Selena Gomez and Katie Cassidy. Selena wears the Kaenon DELITE as she plays a wealthy, fashion conscious heiress. Co-star Katie is seen romping on Monte Carlo's beaches in the Kaenon GEORGIA.

The Kaenon high-fashion sunwear has the same super high-quality optics with polarization and anti-glare in every pair. Come visit our optical and take a look at them in person in our flagship office in Westlake, Ohio, just across the street from Crocker Park!

Friday, May 3, 2013

What Does 20-20 Vision Mean?

Vision is very important to us. Everyone desires 20/20 vision. Some patients say that they don't want 20/15 vision but prefer 20/20. This statement will appear hilarious when you have read and understood this article.

We all want great vision. Why? So that we can have a competitive advantage. In prehistoric times it gave us the edge to see the wild animals earlier. As society became more organized a method of comparing vision was needed. The credit for the most commonly used method goes to Snellen. Hence the chart which displays the letters or numbers bears his name. It compares a person's vision to the that of the average for the population.

20/20 means that the person whose vision is being tested is normal. If the vision is 20/40 it means that a normal person can see the object at 40 feet away whereas the patient being tested has to go much closer than this to 20 feet before he can see as well. That implies that the test subject has poorer vision. If it is 20/200 than the vision is even worse. Conversely 20/15 means that the test subject can see an object from even further than a normal person. He can see at 20 feet what a normal would see at only 15 feet. 20/10 vision is even better. Lots of professional athletes have vision that is better than 20/15!

What's YOUR vision? Come on in for a vision exam at Skyvision Centers and find out!