Eyecare

CARING FOR YOUR EYES:
A comprehensive, annual eye exam is the most important thing you can do for the health of your eyes. Besides helping you maintain the best vision possible, eye exams from your trusted eye care professional can help detect and treat a number of eye ailments, and even alert you to general health conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.

CARING FOR YOUR GLASSES:

Clean your lenses with lens cleaner and a special cleaning cloth to prevent scratching.
Never use paper products on your lenses.
Always keep your glasses in a protective case when they are not being worn.
Visit Pearle Vision for a complimentary cleaning and adjustments.

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS:Choosing the right frames and lenses is a partnership between you, your trusted eye care professional, and our well-trained associates and opticians. Based on your individual needs, we recommend the following for your consideration.

As we age, our vision can change rapidly. At the same time, our nervous system reponse time slows, making the need for properly corrected vision even more important.

While it's true that certain eye disorders and diseases occur more frequently as we age, a great deal can be done to prevent or correct these conditions. That's why above all else, I urge you too see a qualified eyecare professional annually for a complete eye exam.

Early detection can help reduce the effects of glaucoma, presobyopia, cataracts, mucular degeneration and other eye-related illnesses that can have a long-term impact of the quality of your vision.

Pearle offers AARP Members customized services and great savings through AARP Vision Source, and even greater savings to AARP Health Care Options participants through AARP Eye Health Services. Pearle can also help in selecting the frames and lenses that are right for you.

People of all ages wear glasses, and as your child probably knows, Harry Potter does, too! Help your children prepare for their annual eye exams, then show them the cool, new frames that are available. You may want to consider special lenses for your child, depending on his or her needs and activity.

Some vision problems require early detection. There are several key signals parents should watch for. Protecting your child's eyes now could be extremely important to his or her future.

One in every 20 preschool-age child in the United States has a vision problem that, if left uncorrected, could lead to permanent loss of sight, according to Prevent Blindness America. Early detection of eye conditions is key in helping to prevent blindness.

Taking your children for their annual eye exams, starting when they are in pre-school, will allow them to develop good fundamental learning skills. At Pearle Vision, we're committed to helping your family stay focused.
The American Optometric Association recommends that every child have a professional eye exam shortly after birth, by six months of age and again just prior to entering school. Children should receive annual eye exams once they are in school.

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