Signs of Adult Vision Problems
Many adults have vision problems which began early in life. Other have vision problems that began when their jobs changed.

The natural process of maturing brings changes over time.

• Arms are getting too short
• Fall asleep when reading
• Blurry vision after near work
• Eyestrain, tugging sensation
• Reduced night vision
• Mis-read or mis-copy numbers
• Headaches after visual work
• Fluorescent lights bother your eyes
• Red, irritated, tired, dry eyes
• Sudden floaters or flashes of light

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Signs of Computer-related Vision Problems
70% of computer users complain of visual discomfort, changes in vision, or of visual stress. Many permanent vision changes could be alleviated or even prevented if caught early. 

• Eyestrain as day wears on
• Letters swim on screen
• Can’t proofread on screen
• Blurry vision after work
• Changes in your eyesight
• Head, neck aches at computer
• Mental fatigue at computer
• Present lenses don’t work
• Red, watery eyes
• Trouble reading printouts
• Given up reading books

Signs of Children’s Vision Problems
Caught early, many vision deterioration's and vision difficulties that limit children at school can be halted, re-mediated and even prevented.

• Homework takes much too long
• Must re-read to understand
• Reverses letters or words
• Poor at reading subjects
• Poor writing or spacing
• Misaligned numbers in math
• Slumps down over close to work
• Holds reading very close
• Squints, looking up from book
• Headaches after schoolwork
• Short attention span
• Avoids reading entirely
• Behavior problems at school

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Dry Eye
Do your eyes exhibit mild or occasional discomfort, mild visual fatigue, redness or tearing during the day?  These symptoms can be caused by dry eyes.  Re-wetting drops can possibly help temporarily, but, there are  other treatments to permanently relieve those symptoms.  

We will evaluate your signs and come up with a therapy that is right for you to give you the comfort that you desire.