Oklahoma City, OK: (405) 842-6060
nJoy Vision
10900 Hefner Pointe Drive, Suite 101
Oklahoma City, OK 73120
Phone: (405) 842-6060
Monday–Thursday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
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Myopia, also referred to as nearsightedness, is a vision condition that causes far-away objects to appear blurry while objects near to you remain fully visible. Myopia is a refractive error, meaning the eye doesn't bend (refract) light the way it's supposed to. As a result, the eye focuses images at the front of your retina …
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These days, Top 10 lists appear everywhere, but they rarely contain useful information. We're talking about articles with sensationalized titles like “10 Celebrity Birthdays You Should Have a Baby On,” or our personal favorite, “The Top 10 Top Tens To Help You Live a Better Life.” Entertaining? Maybe. Life-changing? Not so much. At nJoy Vision, …
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What have you done to be more proactive about your health for the new year? Maybe you’ve stocked your fridge and pantry with healthier food for a new diet or loaded up on home gym equipment to make it easier to exercise during the pandemic. Those are both great ways to make your health a …
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Here we are in the early days of 2021 and it already looks like 2020 is trying to break in and steal all the nice things. If we all join together, maybe we can block it from getting in! Let’s face it, 2020 was awful. It was a dumpster fire on top of a train …
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What does that sign say? Where is that on the menu board? What street was that? What are those movie subtitles saying? For anyone living with nearsightedness, known clinically as myopia, these questions are just part of everyday life. Myopia is a vision condition that is estimated to affect more than 40% of Americans. By …
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Every once in a while we like to jump out into the great wide world of online news outlets to bring you articles and stories from around the globe. This week, our nJoy Vision bloggers stumbled on to a rather interesting, yet alarming, article from our pals at WIRED. Lot's of People are Losing Distance …
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Children who spend time doing activities outdoors appear to have a lower risk of developing nearsightedness, or myopia, as it is medically termed. This, according to a recent study published at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China. We've blogged quite a bit about Myopia, and our doctors are the best in the country at helping men …
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