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Tag Archives: eye strain
Why your Back to School checklist should include an eye exam
According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), most of a child’s learning occurs through use of his or her eyes. School activities – reading, writing, sports, play, and the use of technology like smart boards, desktop PCs and tablets, to … Continue reading →
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Tagged American Optometric Association, AOA, blinking, Burlington, children's eye exams, distance viewing, eye care, eye exams, eye rubbing, eye strain, focusing, playing sports, reading difficulties, schoolwork, seeing double, technoloy use and eye strain, visual acuity
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Computer use and your vision
Many of us spend hours in front of a computer screen every day, and that can take a toll on your vision. Generally speaking, viewing objects farther away from us is easier on our eyes; conversely, the muscles in our … Continue reading →
