Posts by waltmayo

  The springtime is here. That means it’s time check out all of the savings that will be in bloom at our next style show.  We will be featuring the complete line of Prodesign eyewear.  These fashion forward eyeglass frames use the latest in material technology to provide lightweight and durable eyewear while providing vibrant…

Oscar Winner Judi Dench recently told the Daily Mirror that she has age-related macular degeneration (AMD). She says her vision has gotten so bad from this disease that she can no longer read scripts or see the person across the table with whom she is having dinner. So what is AMD and what are some…

Hopefully you have never had this happen to you: It is Sunday morning and you notice your eye is crusty and you have to rub it to get it to open completely.  It felt a little weird last night before you went to bed but you figured it would get better after you slept.  You…

Glaucoma is usually a painless, symptomless, gradual loss of your vision so there is no wonder it is often referred to as the silent thief of sight. Often as much as 40% of a person’s vision can be lost before they notice anything has happened.  Unfortunately, this loss of sight is permanent.  Glaucoma is the…

Now that we have begun a new year, it is time to think about those resolutions we always make.  But, instead of the normal lose weight, exercise more, make more money resolutions, let’s focus on things you should be doing to improve your eye health: 1)      Protect your eyes from UV exposure!  UV rays are…

You have all been waiting and it is finally here – the emPower! Electronic Focusing Eyewear!  We are one of the first offices in the entire world to carry this revolutionary new eyewear.  With the emPower!, you control your glasses instead of your glasses controlling you.  With a simple touch of your finger or tilt of…

 This may be something that you don’t really think about – what is the waiting room like at my doctor’s office?  While we strive to keep our wait times as close to zero as possible, there will inevitably be times when someone will need to relax in our waiting area – usually as a patient…