We understand there is nothing traditional about this year’s back to school season. No matter where your child is taking their classes, vision is still...
Read MoreHave You Heard of Overnight Contact Lenses like Paragon CRT®?
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Technology is changing the world. It has transformed the way we do everything from making a meal to hailing a taxi. Isn’t it about time that technology...
Read MoreWhat is Astigmatism?
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Struggle to see clearly at a distance? You may be nearsighted. You may also have astigmatism, a refractive condition in which light does not focus equally...
Read More3 Benefits That Ortho-K Lenses Offer Over Traditional Contact Lenses
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A process that uses specialty contact lenses, known as orthokeratology (Ortho-K) gives patients a free and innovative way to treat their nearsightedness,...
Read MorePlay as Hard as You Want to
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Are you someone who lives an active lifestyle? What does that look like? Is it getting up at 4AM for that morning jog, hitting the waves every weekend, or...
Read MoreWhat Does A Good Quality of Life Look Like for Your Child?
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What does a good quality of life look like for a child? Is it good health, a stable home, safety, comfort, the best education, the ability to discover and...
Read MoreNearsightedness and Farsightedness; What’s the Difference?
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How many people do you know who wear contacts or glasses? Globally, at least 2.2 billion people have a vision impairment or blindness, of whom at least 1...
Read More3 Reasons Why You Should Try Ortho-K Contacts to Treat Nearsightedness
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Nearsightedness—the inability to see clearly at a distance—is on the rise. It affects 1 in 3 Americans, and researchers have confirmed that this number is...
Read MoreTop Questions Parents Ask About Paragon CRT®, Overnight Vision Correction for Nearsighted Children
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Have you ever heard of contacts you wear overnight? While it is dangerous to sleep in regular daytime contacts, there is a type of lens that is safe, and...
Read MoreHow Paragon CRT® Changed My Daughter’s Life
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Melanie Irons daughter, Imogen started wearing glasses around 6 or 7 years old. “She would watch television very closely to where she’d block everyone...
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