Greenville EyeCare Associates

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Optometry in Greenville | Greenville EyeCare Associates At Greenville EyeCare Associates, we assist with all of the eye care needs of the Greenville, SC community. Call 8642347700 to schedule an eye exam today!

Happy Independence Day! We are closed on Thursday and Friday this week for the holiday.

Come celebrate National Sunglasses Day with us, today and tomorrow! Receive FOURTY percent off your sunglasses frame with purchase of prescription glasses!

Enjoying the latest styles today from our frame sale with Maui Jim and Gucci!

Today is the day! Come see a fantastic selection of Maui Jim sunglasses in the morning, and Gucci in the afternoon!

We would like to welcome Dr. Fallon Cone to our practice! She comes to us from Tennessee and is accepting new patients.

Dr. Ashley Smith's last week at Greenville EyeCare will be next week. We are so fortunate to have had her on our team for the last 4 years and wish her the best as she moves to Columbia, SC!

ONE WEEK AWAY! Join us on Wednesday, June 26th for our 50% off frame sale on Maui Jim and Gucci eyewear!

Join us for our next frame sale on Wednesday, June 26th- We'll have an amazing sale of FIFTY PERCENT off Maui Jim and Gucci eyewear!

We are closed today, 05/27, in observance of Memorial Day!

Discover the Tommy Hilfiger campaign launching the new Spring 2024 sun collection at Greenville Eyecare Associates!

Different conditions can cause blurry vision at different distances.

Hyperopia (farsightedness) can cause blurry vision up close.
Myopia (nearsightedness) can cause blurry vision far away.
Astigmatism can cause blurry vision at every distance.

Glasses, contact lenses, and other treatments can help you address all these conditions and see clearly. Book an appointment to update your vision prescription. We can help you get eyewear that meets your needs.

Eyes and germs don't mix—you can keep your eyes safe by keeping your hands clean. Remember to wash your hands regularly—especially if you wear contact lenses. Bacteria and germs in your eyes can cause infections, inflammation, and contact lens discomfort. Stay safe and keep those germs away!

As years pass, our eyes tell a story of transformation. 🌈

Your eye color can influence how your light sensitivity changes with age. Keep an eye on your vision as the hues of your iris evolve over time. 👁️✨

Don't be left in the dark—book your eye exam today and manage light sensitivity!

Did you know that UV rays can be as harmful to your eyes on cloudy days as on sunny days?

Don't be fooled by the overcast weather—those sneaky UV rays can still reach your eyes and cause damage. That's why it's crucial to wear sunglasses with 100% UVA & UVB protection, regardless of the weather.

Visit our optical gallery to explore a range of UV-protective eyewear.

Discover the new Kate Spade Spring 2024 sun collection at Greenville Eyecare Associates!

👓 Curious about choosing the right eyewear material? From classic acetate to lightweight titanium and flexible mixed materials, there are various options to consider. Each material offers unique benefits, so finding the perfect match for your style and lifestyle is essential.

Book an appointment with our team to help find the right eyewear material for your lifestyle.

🌞There’s more to sunglasses than looking cool. 😎 They're an essential step in safeguarding your eyes from harmful UV rays and a staple in our summer routines.

Sunglasses can:
✅ Reduce the risk of cataracts
✅ Protect skin from cancer
✅Protect skin from cancer
✅ Decrease glare

Need a sunglasses upgrade? Come in today to check out our diverse range of lenses and frames!

A delicious and nutritious mix of foods can support your vision! Add sunflower seeds, kale, spinach, jackfruit, and beef to your diet for a sight-boosting punch. Let these superfoods do their magic, and watch your sight thrive!

It's vital to give your eyes breaks throughout the day, spending too much time glued to screens can lead to headaches and tired eyes. Take a moment to look away from your screen, blink a few times, and focus on something in the distance.

If your symptoms don't go away after giving your eyes a rest, visit us for a checkup.

It's getting darker earlier and staying dark longer, so your eyes may need a little help. Remember to follow the 20-20-20 rule when working on your screen or close tasks.

Every 20 minutes, take a moment to look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. It's a simple but effective way to give your eyes a break from prolonged screen time and help reduce eye strain.

Your eyes can be a window to your health in many ways. If you notice these warning signs, don't overlook them:

1. Sudden blurry or distorted vision
2. Extreme redness or swelling
3. Double vision
4. Floaters and flashes
5. Sudden eye pain

If you experience these symptoms, visit our team for proper guidance and care.

👁️ Wondering how an optometrist can tell if you have dry eyes? In a comprehensive assessment, we evaluate tear production, tear quality, eye surface health, and symptoms like discomfort or redness. By understanding your unique eye health, we can provide personalized solutions for relief and comfort. Let's keep those eyes healthy and happy!

Book your next appointment today.

🌼As spring arrives, so do seasonal allergies. 🌸 If you find your vision getting blurry, eyes watering, and experiencing redness, it might be due to an allergic reaction. For contact lens wearers, proper cleaning and storage are crucial during this time. Consider daily disposable lenses for added convenience while managing your allergies. What do you do to manage your seasonal allergies?

Spring is a great time to update your prescription sunglasses for summer- Come check out the latest from Maui Jim!

See the world in spring's most vibrant hues with our latest eyewear for the season!

Whether you're about pastel poise, neon glam, or neutral chic, we've got the frame to fit your mood.

🌼 Spring is here, but so are irritated eyes! With the warmer weather and blooming plants, it's important to avoid allergies turning into something more serious. Pink eye (conjunctivitis) is common during the spring and is contagious. Avoid allergens, wash your hands frequently, consider eye drops, and keep your hands off your eyes! Remember, prevention is key when it comes to avoiding eye infections related to allergen triggers.