More than 10 million people in the United States suffer from macular degeneration, the leading cause of vision loss. Learn about your risk factors, and how to spot the symptoms and slow its progression.
As a person who wears glasses, you have probably asked yourself this question: How often should I have my eyes examined? Many times, this is something that we put off due to time constraints and costs, but you need to know that wearing outdated eyewear can actually damage your vision. Today we are sharing important information on updating your vision prescription:
If you or someone you love has outdated eyewear or is overdue for an eye exam, call us here at Classic Vision Care today. Don’t put it off!
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