by Crown Vision | Oct 28, 2019 | Art And Design, Cool Finds, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured, Travel, Trend Watch
Taking a tropical vacation during the winter months is always a good idea! Protecting your eyes when you’re out exploring a new town or relaxing at a beach is essential when vacationing. Finish off your resort wardrobe, by adding a new pair of frames before you fly to...
by Crown Vision | Oct 28, 2019 | Cool Finds, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured
Diabetic retinopathy is the leading cause of blindness among patients. Diabetes restricts the body’s capability to use and store sugar which causes severe damage to your health. This condition can also have an effect on your vision, by harming the retina inside your...
by Crown Vision | Oct 28, 2019 | Cool Finds, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured
As we go into our golden years, we tend to pay attention to our wrinkles, creaky joints, and gray hairs but forget that our vision ages as well. The smallest change in your eyeglass or contact lens prescription can make all the difference in your vision as you mature...
by Crown Vision | Sep 20, 2019 | Cool Finds, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured
October is Blindness Awareness Month and it’s an opportunity to learn how widespread vision problems are across the globe and how they affect your health. Visual impairment can have a low or severe impact on quality of life ranging from age-related conditions, to...
by Crown Vision | Sep 17, 2019 | Cool Finds, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured
Now that you have an updated eyeglass prescription, it’s time for the fun part! Selecting a new frame! And once you’ve found the fashionable frame that suits your personality, it’s time to customize your prescription lens to fit your eye care needs! Two of the most...
by Crown Vision | Aug 27, 2019 | Cool Finds, Eye Health, Eyeglasses, Featured
Did you know that the retina is a light-sensing tissue in your eyes? The retina has millions of light-sensitive cells such as rods and cones. These cells help send images to your brain by passing through the optic nerve allowing you to see clearly. If your retina is...
