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The Stigma about Astigmatism
In the world of eye care, astigmatism tends to have a bad reputation. There are many myths surrounding the condition, such as that having it limits your ability to wear contact lenses, or that you can inherit it because your family member has it. In reality,...
Eyelid Twitching: What Causes It and How to Stop It
Eyelid twitching can be an annoying experience. Sudden onset twitching, also known by its scientific name as myokymia, is almost always a harmless ocular finding. If you experience eyelid twitching, whether it’s a rare occasion or a common occurrence, you understand...
Dont Be Fooled by Online Eye Exams
Imagine receiving a prescription for new glasses without having to step foot outside your home: you go to a website, click some buttons, answer a few simple questions. Before you know it, your new prescription is in your hands, signed by a doctor, and you never even...
Doc, what’s that thing floating in my eye?
Do you occasionally see cobwebs float through your field of view? Maybe you see tiny blobs that look like bugs flying through your side vision? This phenomenon is not uncommon; many people present similar concerns to their eye doctor, and come to learn they are seeing...
Glaucoma: The Silent Eye Disease
Glaucoma, the second leading cause of blindness in the US, is a progressive disease which can lead to vision loss if left untreated. While the disease may have a scary reputation, it is manageable and easily monitored. Additionally, for those who may have experienced...
Get Rid of Those Dry, Scratchy, Burning Eyes
If you’re like millions of Americans, you may be regularly bothered by dry, burning, or itchy eyes; your eyes may be red, your vision might be foggy, or they could even be watery. If you frequently experience all, most, or even some of these symptoms, you likely are...
What You Need to Know About Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration is a progressive disease and is the leading cause of blindness in older adults. In this disease, there is gradual deterioration of the macula, which is the part of the eye responsible for most of our crisp central vision. Macular...
Contact Lenses: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Contact lenses are consistently at the forefront of new and exciting developments in the world of eye care. Contact lenses continue to become more effective, comfortable, and convenient for patients, and many people choose them as their primary means of visual...
The Misconception About Being “Legally Blind”
There are lots of misconceptions surrounding the term “legally blind.” It is not uncommon to hear people refer to themselves as "legally blind" without their glasses or contact lenses, and many people think legal blindness is synonymous with bad vision. Some people...
Computer Vision Syndrome – It’s a Real Eye Disorder!
Many people who use computers or digital screens for an extended period of time experience a range of eye problems, commonly known as Computer Vision Syndrome. The typical symptoms include blurred vision, eye strain, dry eye and headaches. The severity of the...
5 Ways to Care for Your Eyes
People tend to overlook the health of their eyes. These vitally important organs require special attention to maintain their health, just like the rest of our bodies. Fortunately, you don’t have to do too much to care for your eyes. We’re about to cover the best five...
Dr. Baruffi: First LOVRNET Provider in the First State of Delaware
Wilmington Family Eye Care's very own Dr. Daniel Baruffi is now a Lions’ LOVRNET Low Vision Provider and was featured on LOVRNET 's Low Vision News! Dr. Baruffi attended Rutgers College in New Jersey and enrolled in their Honors Program. He also received his graduate...