Your daily routine could be making your dry eyes worse—without you realizing it! Discover 7 surprising everyday habits that may be affecting your eyes and what you can do about them.

Simply updating the prescription each year may not be the only option anymore.

At The Eye Collective, we evaluate your child's vision, eye health, prescription and risk for myopia progression. When appropriate, we can also discuss myopia management strategies designed to help protect their vision as they grow.

Back-to-school season usually means shopping for backpacks, fresh notebooks, and the perfect first-day outfit. But there's one item that often gets overlooked—and it may have the biggest impact on your child's success this school year:

A comprehensive eye exam.

Summer is full of reasons to be outside. Pool days, beach trips, long walks, youth sports, and backyard barbecues are some of the best parts of the season. Unfortunately, many of those same activities can quietly worsen dry eye disease—not just for adults, but for children as well.

It All Begins HerBecause the best sunglasses don't just change how you look—they help protect how you see.

A great pair of sunglasses can instantly elevate your style. But the truth is, the most important thing they do has nothing to do with fashion.

They protect one of the only parts of your body that can't regenerate after years of sun damage: your eyes.