Posted in General on Jul 30th, 2008
We have been telling patients at risk for Macular Degeneration to take megadoses of certain vitamins, but it turns out more research is saying to limit Vitamin A (beta-carotene). Dr. James Folk, M.D. in his blog about Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) says:
A recent study from Australia showed that dietary lutein and zeaxanthin reduced [...]
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Posted in General, podcasts on Jul 28th, 2008
[Sale ended first week of October 2008. Even without the sale, our kids glasses have everyday low prices.]
For back to school, your North Logan Wal-Mart Vision Center is offering some spectacular deals for your kids! For a limited time, youth polycarbonate lenses start at just $30 and you can add a Transitions upgrade [...]

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Posted in General on Jun 30th, 2008
Most contact lenses are two week disposable, and there are a few that are one month, and a select few that are 3 month, but the arguably most healthy kind is the daily disposable.
Dr. Bazan wrote a post about why he likes them. Let me add that they are great if you have any [...]
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Posted in General on Oct 25th, 2007
There is a certain lens called Proclear that has a tendency to rip under certain people’s contact lens handling habits.
So why would we keep using it? Because it provides excellent comfort, particularly for those who get dryness while wearing contact lenses. The material is also used in a variety of modalities like 2-week [...]
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Posted in General on Apr 2nd, 2007
What is an independent doctor of optometry? It means that I am not an employee of Wal-Mart. I just rent the exam room from them. I receive no compensation from the optical or contact lens sales that they generate. I simply receive income from providing eye exam services.
This also means that [...]
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Posted in General, podcasts on Jan 29th, 2007
VisionHealth Eyecare is coming soon to Cache Valley. Stay tuned for details by subscribing to our RSS feed.
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