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Although the sun may not shine as many hours a day in the winter, that doesn’t mean the cold months are a time to retire your sunglasses. Wearing sunglasses is as essential in the winter as it is in the summer, especially while engaging in winter sports like skiing, sledding,…

Since the COVID-pandemic began, mask-wearing has been an essential strategy to prevent the spread of the virus. While masks help protect us against exposure to infection, they can also cause dry eye symptoms. If you are experiencing dry eye syndrome, consult with an eye doctor, who will determine the cause…

Sunglasses conjure up images of fun in the sun but don’t retire your specs during the winter. Glare and UV rays, which can damage your eyes, can be even more intense in the winter than in summer. Sunglasses also shield your eyes from harsh, wintry winds and flying debris. Don’t…