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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Have you ever had that weird and uncomfortable twitching feeling in your eye? The one where you really hope no one can see your eye spasming? That feeling is the rippling of muscle contractions in the eyelid called myokymia. Many of our patients ask if their allergies or stress can cause eye twitching, but the …
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If the eyes are the windows to the soul, does it stand to reason eye color could affect a person’s personality? Some people believe the color of our eyes provides a glimpse into everything from a person’s disposition to their sense of humor—and even how well they can handle their alcohol! Whether you think there’s …
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Recently, the rowdy folks at nJoy Vision Tulsa opened their doors and costume closets to family, vendors, and patients in celebration of an amazing first year as nJoy Vision. The food and drinks set the mood, but, as you can see from the photos below, it was the photo booth green screen that really set …
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The A7s is Sony's new, pint-sized full frame mirrorless camera. The "s" in A7s stands for sensitivity because it was designed for incredible performance in low light situations. For the photog-savvy among us, we're talking crazy high ISO settings up to an insane 409600. Instead, the point of this post is to show you just how …
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When you think about it, contact lenses truly are amazing little feats of engineered medical technology. Not only do they sit directly on your eyeball and focus light so you can actually see (so cool!), they're also oxygen permeable and made of large molecules called polymers (so science-y!). But if you ask anyone who has …
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Over the lat 30 years, the Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank has helped facilitate more than 40,000 sight-restoring transplants using eye tissues from over 41,000 donors in Colorado and Wyoming. To help build public awareness about the importance of tissue, organ, and eye donation, RMLEB created the Circle of Light Photo Project in 2010. Comprised …
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It's no secret that as we grow older, our vision often begins to decline. Still, it's not uncommon for aging adults to ignore their bodies and skip routine eye exams or neglect to visit an ophthalmologist. This is especially concerning because one in six Americans age 65 or older has a vision problem that cannot …
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So we may be a tad biased here, but are the eyes not the most awesome organs of all time? Just two little globes lodged into the front of your face that amazingly allow you to see and sense and experience the world around you. But as much admiration as we have for these magical little …
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The month of June is Child Vision Awareness Month. That's 30 days to show your support for the more than 5 million elementary-aged children with vision problems. Despite the fact that undetected and untreated vision problems can lead to serious academic, health and social problems, only 1 in 3 children receive an eye exam before …
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This is not just another blog post about how important it is to wear UV ray-blocking sunglasses during the summer months. Well, okay, maybe it is. But instead of telling you why you should wear sunglasses, we want to focus on why children should also be wearing them. The fact is, when compared to adults, far fewer youngsters …
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