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How to Remove Scratches from Sunglasses

A family hiking in a forest, with two adults carrying children on their shoulders, all wearing sunglasses and backpacks.

Sunglasses are more than just a fashion statement—they are essential for protecting your eyes from harmful UV rays. But what happens when your trusty shades get scratched?  Those tiny marks can obscure your vision and take the shine off your favorite pair. Fortunately, with the right techniques, you can minimize or even remove scratches from […]

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ic! Berlin

Founded in 1996, ic! berlin makes the very finest, hand-made eyewear for people who dare to see the world through their own eyes. Each eyewear piece is made by hand in Berlin.  Their frames are worn by the world’s curious, creative individuals. People who see and think with their own eyes–from entrepreneurs, architects, and musicians […]

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Should I Wear Protective Eyewear?

YES!!!!  We have seen MANY patients in our clinic with preventable eye injuries.  The list of damaging agents includes, but is not limited to: fish hooks, pencil points, raspberry canes, ceiling tile particles, insects, paper, exfoliating beads, tree branches, hockey pucks, chemicals, drywall and fingernails. For people who wear glasses, wearing protective eyewear is relatively easy.  Most injuries […]

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What Are Eye Floaters and When Should You Be Concerned?

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You are sitting at your desk, eyes fixed on your screen, when a small spot drifts across your field of vision. You look directly at it, and it floats away. A moment later, it is back. If that sounds familiar, you are not alone, and the experience has a name. Eye floaters are small shapes […]

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May 8, 2026
Dr. Sherri Norris

Can Macular Degeneration Be Prevented?

Eye Disease

As you age, you may notice subtle changes in your vision, which is a natural part of life. Some conditions, however, such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), can significantly affect your vision. Our team at Downtown Vision Care wants you to understand this condition so that you can protect your long-term eye health. While there […]

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February 26, 2026
Dr. Sherri Norris

Is Your Contact Lens Discomfort Actually Dry Eye?

Dry Eye

When your contacts used to feel comfortable all day but now irritate your eyes by the afternoon, you might assume the lenses are the problem. However, the real culprit could be the front surface of your eye. Many people experience contact lens discomfort without realizing that dry eye is actually causing their symptoms. Contact lens […]

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January 6, 2026
Dr. Sherri Norris
Illustration of the inside of an eye showing small floaters suspended in the vitreous gel.

You are sitting at your desk, eyes fixed on your screen, when a small spot drifts across your field of vision. You look directly at it, and it floats away. A moment later, it is back. If that sounds familiar, you are not alone, and the experience has a name. Eye floaters are small shapes […]

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Illustration of normal eye vs amd.

As you age, you may notice subtle changes in your vision, which is a natural part of life. Some conditions, however, such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), can significantly affect your vision. Our team at Downtown Vision Care wants you to understand this condition so that you can protect your long-term eye health. While there […]

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Educational infographic showing dry eye syndrome symptoms in circular layout with magnifying glass focusing on eye, displaying eight common symptoms: blurred vision, eyelid swelling, foreign body sensation, dry cornea sensation, photophobia, redness, excessive tearing (lacrimation), and burning sensation.

When your contacts used to feel comfortable all day but now irritate your eyes by the afternoon, you might assume the lenses are the problem. However, the real culprit could be the front surface of your eye. Many people experience contact lens discomfort without realizing that dry eye is actually causing their symptoms. Contact lens […]

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