Early Signs of Glaucoma
According to the Glaucoma Research Foundation, the progressive eye disease known as glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in the U.S. This condition, which everyone is at risk for, …
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Cataract Awareness
Visit Ardmore Premiere Eyecare serving southern Oklahoma to be examined and assessed for cataracts. Our eye care team recommends you to set-aside time to bring awareness to cataracts and …
Sports Eye Safety
Sports-related eye injuries occur in tens of thousands every year. A huge percentage of these injuries can be avoided by simply using protective eyewear. Knowing and getting the right …
Top 5 Causes of Dry Eye
If your eyes are red, gritty, irritated, and generally dry, you are not alone. Lots of people suffer from these symptoms as part of a condition called dry eye …
Cataract Awareness
Cataracts are an eye condition which results from too much exposure to ultraviolet rays which affects the lens. A cloud-like glare occurs which lowers contrast and image formation at …
Maintaining Healthy Vision
As much as your ocular health should always be a priority, healthy vision awareness at Ardmore Premier Eyecare in Ardmore, OK is all about looking into areas of the …
Comprehensive Eye Care
Proper eye care is necessary to maintain healthy vision. Failure to do so could result in vision loss over time. Fortunately, Ardmore Premiere Eyecare in Ardmore, OK is here to help …
How Fruits and Veggies Impact Your Vision
Did you know that eating a nutritious diet can help your eye health? Our Ardmore optometry center, Ardmore Premier Eyecare, is celebrating Fruits & Veggies: More Matters Month in …
What Is Age-Related Macular Degeneration?
At the age of 20, we all experience a natural decline in vision. However, for some adults this decline is associated with an incurable, slowly progressing disease. Age-related macular …
Keratoconus FAQs Answered by Our Optometrist
Keratoconus is an eye condition that can lead to visual impairment. Although it is not as common as other causes of visual impairment, it is still important to be …