Category Archives: Awareness

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Halloween Eye Safety 2020

Halloween has long been one of America’s favorite holidays. And even though this year’s festivities will look a little different due to the CDC’s recommended COVID-19 precautions, it is still shaping up to be full of frightening fun, ghostly games, creative costumes, and tons of tasty treats. But while most people look forward to the …

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Support Infant Crisis Services in October with a $40 baby shower purchase and receive a $100/eye discount on LASIK at nJoy Vision

Save on LASIK When You Support Infant Crisis Services in October

nJoy Vision is having a baby… shower! This month, we’re showing our support for Infant Crisis Services and the families they serve by hosting a month-long baby shower. When you treat Infant Crisis Services with a minimum purchase of $40 from their Baby Shower Amazon Wish List, we’ll return the favor with a $100/eye discount …

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September is Healthy Aging Month

September is Healthy Aging Month

Whoever said 50 is the new 30 definitely did not see 2020 coming. These days, the opposite feels more accurate! Fortunately, September is Healthy Aging® Month, an entire month devoted to turning back the clock… or at least making it slow down as much as possible. Healthy Aging® Month started more than 25 Septembers ago …

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August is Children's Eye Health & Safety Month.

Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month

When the dog days of summer roll around, that’s the cue for most parents to start their back-to-school planning. Instead of searching for deals on swimsuits, beach bags, and pool toys, we’re chasing down the best bargains on clothing, backpacks, and school supplies. Amidst all the hurrying and scurrying to get the school year started …

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Top 5 Summer Sightseeing Destinations

With summer in full swing and social distancing forcing many of us to rethink our typical summer vacays, now is the perfect time to hit the road and experience the awe-inspiring destinations and natural wonders the United States has to offer. And since much of your time will be spent exploring the outdoors, don’t forget …

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March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month

With sponsorship support from the American Academy of Ophthalmology, Prevent Blindness, the nation’s oldest volunteer organization that advocates for eye health and safety, has declared March as Workplace Eye Wellness Month. By raising awareness and sharing free information throughout the month, their goal is to provide employers and workers with valuable resources that teach the …

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Elderly man with age related macular degeneration

February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month

If you are over the age of 65 and notice your vision starting to fade, there’s a good chance you could be experiencing the onset of age-related macular degeneration. More commonly known as AMD, age-related macular degeneration is a chronic eye condition that occurs when the central part of the retina called the “macula” deteriorates …

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Your Eyes And Your Electronics May Not Be Getting Along

After enjoying a good read on your Kindle Fire or watching an especially funny cat video on your iPad, do you ever notice a slight ache in your eyes? Maybe some blurred vision? It's possible your eyes and your electronics aren't getting along. Americans are spending more time on digital devices than ever before. The …

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December is Safe Toys and Celebrations Month

It's the most wonderful time of the year, and December is Safe Toys and Celebrations Month! Prepare yourself for all the festivities by reading up on the best safety practices for the season. Toy Safety As you shop for gifts, keep this list from Everhart Eyes Associates in mind: • No toys with sharp objects …

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World KC Day

It's World KC Day and we're here to raise awareness about keratoconus! According to The Discovery Eye Foundation, keratoconus "is a non-inflammatory eye condition in which the normally round dome-shaped cornea progressively thins causing a cone-like bulge to develop." This then leads to visual impairment. The cornea is responsible for allowing us to complete simple, but …

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