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No, we are not talking about people on rafts in the pool during the summer. Floaters are those vexing shadows that occasionally move across our eyes. […]The post Those Pesky Floaters appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

In between caring about the eyesight of humans, we are also science geeks and enjoy learning about the eyesight of other animals and insects that share […]The post Animal Eyes appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

Over 41 million Americans wear contact lenses. Most contact lens wearers take shortcuts that can lead to serious eye infections. When you received your first pair […]The post Do Contacts Right (and Left) appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

Smartphones have made it easier than ever to take and share a ton of baby photos after a new baby is born. While most photos draw […]The post How a photograph could save your Child’s eyes appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

Have you noticed how the sun is perfectly a pain during rush hour this time a year? Glare! Glare! Glare! Make your commute easier with a […]The post Drive Easy – Drive Safe appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

More than 30 million people have diabetes and almost 25% of them don’t even know they have it. We all know diabetes affects how your body […]The post November is National Diabetes Month appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

According to Prevent Blindness America, diabetes is the leading cause of new cases of blindness in adults—and all people with diabetes are at risk for vision […]The post November Is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

We all know diabetes affects how your body processes blood sugar and how many diabetics must use some sort of insulin therapy to regulate blood sugar. […]The post November is National Diabetes Month appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.

Researchers have zeroed in on an enzyme — found in natural foods like broccoli and cucumbers — that can slow some of the chronic conditions that […]The post Eat Great…See Great! appeared first on Bella Eye Care Optometry.