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When was the last time you had a full eye exam? Many people assume that if they’re seeing clearly, their eyes must be healthy - but that’s not always the case. At Tree City Eyecare, we provide comprehensive eye exams that go far beyond checking your prescription.

Daily disposable contact lenses are one of the most popular choices for vision correction today. Convenient, hygienic, and simple to use, they’re perfect for people on the go.

A child’s sight is one of the most important senses they use to discover and learn about the world. For this reason, it’s vital to maintain healthy eyes for their vision development. One way to do that is to schedule your child’s first eye exam. As a parent, you may not know when to do that.

Contact lenses can be an extremely convenient alternative to traditional eyeglasses. They offer clear, sharp, and comfortable vision, without worrying about damaging a set of frames.

If you’ve ever been told that wearing eyeglasses could make your vision worse over time, you’re not alone. Many people worry that relying on glasses might weaken their eyesight. But eyeglasses don’t make your vision worse—in fact, they help improve it.

Contact lenses have gained popularity in recent years due to their flexibility and wider field of vision compared to glasses. But if you’re a recent convert from glasses to contacts, it can be challenging to determine which type of contact lens to choose.

Every day, students, digital nomads, and tech workers spend countless hours staring at screens. While technology has become an integral part of modern life, blue light from screens can pose risks to eye health with prolonged exposure. 

Contact lenses are a popular alternative to eyeglasses, offering convenience, a wider field of view, and in some cases better vision correction. However, not all contact lenses are created equal. 

f you can’t see distant objects clearly but can focus well on something nearby, you may be dealing with myopia. This common refractive error can cause blurry vision when trying to focus on anything past arm’s reach. Often developing in early childhood, it tends to progress until early adulthood.

f you’ve ever found yourself squinting to read a road sign or struggling with blurry vision both up close and far away, you’re not alone. Two of the most common refractive errors, myopia and astigmatism, can impact your ability to see clearly and often cause overlapping symptoms.