Auburn Family Optometry, Inc.

Today we celebrated safely with our Auburn Family Optometry Family!

Give yourself the gift of better vision by getting regular eye exams! Eye exams can help prevent and treat minor eye problems before they grow worse.

Cold winter weather can cause your eyes to dry out or swell! Be sure to drink lots of water to properly care for your eyes and give us a call at +15308880670 if you are experiencing extreme eye pain.

Much like glasses, not all contacts are the same. If you're interested in learning more about the different kinds of contact lenses you can give us a call at +15308880670 or read our blog post about it! http://bit.ly/types-of-contact-lenses

Want to take steps towards protecting your vision? Be sure to schedule regular eye exams, know your family's eye disease history, and eat healthily. Take a peek at our blog post for more tips! http://bit.ly/tips-to-protect-your-sight

Don't let your FSA benefits go to waste! Use them up before the end of the year! Give us a call at (530)888-0670 to schedule an appointment before the end of the year or buy some new glasses.

Print and play with family and friends. This year we all have more time to be with immediate family so watch some Christmas movies and try for a bingo!

Did you know that roughly 1 in 10 children's eye injuries that end up in the ER are caused by toys? Use caution when choosing children's gifts! https://visionsource.com//are-your-childrens-toys-eye-safe/

AVAILABLE NOW at Auburn Family Optometry Dragon Alliance introduces the "Upcycled Collection" featuring frames constructed from recycled plastic water bottles. Every frame in the collection is designed through a process that re-purposes, or upcycles, single-use plastics with the goal of reducing plastic waste and the impact it has on the land we love to explore, the air we breathe and the oceans we surf. #GetUpcycled #Dragoneyewear #cooleyewear #coolsunglasses #repurposed #savetheplanet #marchoneyewear

Auburn Family Optometry, Inc. wants to know how you all are decorating for Halloween this year! Try putting a white pumpkin inside of a regular pumpkin for a spooky jack-o-lantern that always has it's eye on you!

Colored contacts may be fun, but non-prescription contacts can damage your eyes! Give us a call at +15308880670 to learn more about safe colored contact options and check out our blog post for more information. http://bit.ly/costumecontacts

Are you experiencing frequent eye fatigue? Sounds like it's time for glasses! Check out our blog post for 9 other signs that you could benefit from glasses. https://visionsource.com/blog/10-signs-glasses/

Simple daily habits help preserve your lenses so you can depend on them for longer periods of time! Read our blog post if you're interested in learning more about lense maintenance for your glasses and contacts. https://visionsource.com/blog/lens-care-tips/

What do you see today? Share in comments..... #sight #beautiful #wonderfulworld

Three tips to lessen your fall allergies: 1. Don't overuse eye drops 2. Don't rub your eyes since it creates more itch and can cause infection. 3. Keep windows closed to lessen the pollen around you... If you're suffering from seasonal allergies, give us a call at +15308880670!

Don't let a lack of sleep compromise your eye health! During sleep, your body replenishes the supply of natural tears that keep them feeling hydrated.

Auburn Family Optometry, Inc. recommends you clean your lenses regularly! Use warm water and a drop of dish detergent, then dry with a clean, soft cotton cloth and your glasses will be ready to wear.

Did you know the human eye can focus faster than most cameras? Our eyes can adjust as we focus on varying brightness, angles, and distances.

Suffer from digital eye strain? Try a pair of blue-light glasses, dim your surrounding lights, and position your device with sufficient distance from your eyes. Check out our blog post for more digital eye strain tips! https://visionsource.com//are-your-devices-giving-you-eye/

Did you know tears help protect your eyes from infection? Every time you blink, a thin layer of tears called a tear film spreads across the surface of your cornea (the clear outer layer of the eye).