If you wear glasses or contacts, you may be considering LASIK surgery to correct your vision permanently. The LASIK procedure uses a laser that changes the shape of the dome that protects your eye – the cornea. This changes the way that your eye focuses light and images at the back of your eye where the eye processes the images.
Overall, the patient satisfaction rates with LASIK surgery are high with 95.
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One of the most confusing aspects of buying a new set of glasses is trying to decide which of the optional extras to get, mostly because there are so many different extras to choose from that it can get a bit overwhelming. Listed below are two options to consider when getting new glasses:
Anti-Fog Coating
One of the best options to consider when getting new glasses is an anti-fog coating, particularly if you live in an area where it tends to get a bit colder.
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If you have diabetes, it can affect all parts of your body, including your eyes. If your blood glucose levels are too high or regularly out of control, you can cause a lot of irreparable damage to your eyes. That's why you should make sure you get your eyes checked regularly. For diabetics, the recommendation is to get your eyes checked every year. So, what should be happening when you go see your eye doctor?
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Everyone has to face at least subtle vision loss, but veterans are in often unpredictably hazardous conditions. Whether it's constant bad lightening in a culture of toughing it out, or being stationed in areas with low visibility and high sand or dust in the air, going to hazardous locations can result in a lot of accelerated wear and tear whether you're involved in combat, rough engineering, or any other military tasks.
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