Advanced Optometric Services

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Are you looking for contact lenses? We can help fit you for contact lenses during your eye exam! Contact lenses are an attractive and convenient way to improve your sight. To make an appointment to be fitted for contact lenses, please contact us or click here for more info.

Dangers of Blue Light: When you are looking at your computer screen, smartphone, or television, the blue light exposure you receive is relatively small, in short doses. However, long-term exposure to blue light can be detrimental to your eyesight, and may contribute to very serious conditions. If you’re concerned about blue light, here’s what you need to know....

Our office will be closed on Monday, September 6, 2021 in observance of Labor Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 7th.

What Your Glasses Are Secretly Revealing About Your Personality: Your glasses are one of the first things people notice about you. What do your glasses say about you? - Let's find out.

September is Healthy Eye Aging Month! This month seeks to educate and raise awareness of the signs & symptoms of vision loss as we age. Stay on top of and preserve your optical health as best you can over the years - Schedule your appointment with us today!

What Causes Dry Eye? It’s hard to focus at work or relax at home when you’re dealing with signs and symptoms of dry eye. These signs and symptomsincluding eye itchiness, burning, grittiness, watery discharge, blurry vision, and light sensitivitycan occur for many reasons. Keep reading to learn about 5 common causes of dry eyes and how we can help.

Something in your eye? The feeling that there's something in your eye is a hard one to ignore. We'll go over the potential causes of this sensation and give you tips for finding relief from the discomfort. Read on to learn more about what it could be and how to find relief.

We are excited to offer Dragon Eyewear! The ethically-sourced PLANT-BASED RESIN collection is made from sustainably grown castor beans, and the UPCYCLED COLLECTION which repurposes single-use plastic bottles. The H20 FLOATABLE COLLECTION uses technology which allows the sunglasses to float. No more losing your sunglasses in the lake! Not only are they environmentally conscious, but they look great too. Call us today to schedule a appointment to view this amazing collection.

Back to School Eye Exams: Are your child’s eyes ‘school ready’? Imagine trying to learn with blurry vision, eye strain or even headaches? Undiagnosed vision problems can impede a child’s ability to learn, which is why eye doctors highly recommend that children have a comprehensive eye exam before the start of the new school year. Learn more here about the importance of back to school eye exams!

What Are Eye Floaters and Are They Dangerous? Sometimes, when looking around, you may notice spots or long wormy things that seem to be floating within your field of vision. While this can be unsettling, floaters are often harmless and pose no significant threat to your vision. But should you be experiencing floaters and want to learn more about them, schedule an eye exam with us to get answers and peace of mind!

Merry Christmas from Advanced Optometric Services! Our office will be closed on Thursday, December 24th and Friday , December 25th. We will resume normal business hours on Monday, December 28th.

See the Full Picture of Your Health with an Annual Comprehensive Eye Exam: Did you know a comprehensive eye exam doesn’t just determine if you need eyeglasses or contact lenses? Yes! In fact, your doctor also carefully looks at all aspects of your eye health, which can help provide a clearer picture of your overall health. Learn more here about how comprehensive eye exams go well beyond checking your vision.

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Psst! Just a reminder scheduling an appointment with us couldn't be easier! Click here to request your appointment online. If we are unable to accommodate your request, we will contact you to find your next best fit. We look forward to serving you!

If you have an eye exam and are told you have 20/20 vision, does this mean you have perfect eyesight? Is it possible to achieve even better than 20/20 vision? And what is "perfect vision" anyway? To answer these questions, let's take a closer look at vision-related terminology to fully understand how eye doctors measure the quality of your vision. Learn more here...

Meet your doctor - Dr. Brandie Medina! At Advanced Optometric Service we delight in getting to know our patients. It is, in part, what makes our work so meaningful. Because you are entrusting us with your eye care health and needs, we also think it is important you get to know us too. Click to read more about Dr. Medina both professionally and personally.

Fa La La La Llama.....It's national Llama Day!

Forget the goons and goblins, this Halloween - Beware of Non-Prescription Costume Contact Lenses!

We are now offering prescription safety glasses! Whether it's home improvement projects, car repairs, or for work, we have you protected. Call us today to order a pair!

October is Blindness Awareness Month - This month brings a heightened focus on the blind and visually impaired community and the realities of living without sight. An estimated 2.2 billion people around the globe suffer from some form of visual impairment or blindness including everyone who simply wears corrective lenses; many of these cases could have been prevented. So, we should all understand how to maintain optimal eye health and how to navigate life with visual impairments, whether for ourselves or loved ones. Read on to learn how you can observe, celebrate, and advocate during Blindness Awareness Month.

It's finally starting to feel like fall around here! What is your favorite thing about fall?

October is Home Eye Safety Month! This month brings important safety tips and awareness to protect your vision. From spring cleaning, to yard work, to just playing around with your little ones, the risk of eye injuries at home are 50% more likely than anywhere else. Although eye injuries may not be something that you spend much time worrying about, it takes just a moment to learn how to protect your eyes properly. Here’s some advice on how to avoid eye injuries in the home this month, and every month to follow!

The Fall is officially upon us! As we celebrate the beauty of fall and its blessings, let's not be too hasty in putting aside our shades. A gentle reminder to us all that sunglasses are important for the young and old and for every season of the year.

In a USA TODAY piece, AOA is highlighting the importance of regular, in-person eye exams with doctors of optometry in preventive health care. To treat patients... effectively, we must have a wealth of knowledge in other areas of health care that can impact or manifest in the eyes," says AOA President William T. Reynolds, O.D. See more

September is an important month for eye health! This month is National Healthy Aging Month, which seeks to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of vision loss. And this month also celebrates National Eye Health Week, a week dedicated to promoting the importance of good eye health and regular eye exams. Whether it is maintaining your eyes into you golden years or understanding the pillars of good eye health, the importance of eye exams can't be stressed enough at any phase of life. Eye exams are the foundation of good eye health, early detection is key - Learn more here about the importance of comprehensive eye exams.

What's a doctor of optometry? Doctors of optometry, America’s primary eye health care providers, are the frontline of eye and vision care. They examine, diagnose, treat and manage diseases and disorders of the eye. Learn more important specifics about optometrists here.

Lens treatments are functional enhancements that are incorporated into the lens during the manufacturing process. The treatments can improve vision, protect your eyes, enhance performance, and increase comfort. Learn more here about types of lens treatment and their benefits!

September is National Healthy Aging Month - Raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of vision loss.