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Vision is essential for connecting to the world and should be carefully monitored throughout one's life. Regular eye exams are important for detecting vision issues or health problems, especially as children's vision develops and for older adults who face common conditions like presbyopia, macular degeneration, and glaucoma. Maintaining eye health involves eating well, avoiding smoking, wearing sunglasses, and getting comprehensive exams according to age-based schedules.
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- 3. SIGHT IS PRECIOUS Your sight connects you to your friends Your family And the world around you
- 10. Infants key to the world is vision Vision is your child’s first contact with their world and plays a vital role in all they learn throughout their entire lives LC LensCrafters We are there for you
- 22. Vision over Forty High stress jobs are visually taxing Many medications have ocular side effects High cholesterol, thyroid conditions Anxiety and depression
- 25. Vision over sixty Vision changes are now permanent Get yearly eye exams to detect disease early Driving requires extra caution to stay safe Limit driving to daylight and use extra caution Take a driving course for seniors Avoid wide frames which can block side vision
- 27. Vision over sixty Age related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Major cause of blindness in 60+ group Affecting 30% of all people 75+ years of age Smoking doubles risk of AMD Increase in consumption of omega 3 significantly reduced AMD prevalence
- 29. LensCrafters For a lifetime of healthy eyes and Good vision to connect you to your world LC