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Did you know that spinach is packed with eye-nourishing antioxidants? These include lutein and zeaxanthin, which have been shown to protect against UV and reduce the risk of chronic eye diseases! Who wants spinach for dinner?

Happy World Optometry Day! We’d like to thank all of our fellow eye care providers in the optometry field for their dedication and time in providing comprehensive eye care and for keeping everyone’s eyes safe and healthy. Celebrate one of the most important senses we have by scheduling an eye exam today!

“The first blooms of spring makes my heart sing.” - S. Brown

Happy first day of spring! 🌼

Digital screen time is at an all-time high, in large part due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some jobs have gone from being in office to being at home office, which may not be such a bad thing except for the increase in digital screen time. If you work at a computer all day, consider getting computer glasses to reduce eye strain. Those working with chemicals, mechanical irritants, and other hazards should protect their eyes with safety eyewear. If you work outdoors, don’t forget your sunglasses!

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It’s Daylight Savings time! You know what that means, right? Spring is almost here!

Millions around the world are suffering from brain injury. It can impact one's personality, speech, and can even impact vision. Although the eyes may appear to be fine, their communication with the brain may have been disrupted, potentially affecting one's sense of balance, vision, and wellbeing. Fortunately, an optometrist can help. To learn more or to get your eyes checked, book an appointment today.

Glaucoma is one of the world’s leading causes of blindness. Because it usually shows no symptoms until its advanced stages, the disease can cause irreversible damage over time. Getting a yearly eye exam is the best way to detect eye diseases in their early stages. With early treatment, vision loss can be prevented or slowed down. So don't delay, schedule your yearly eye exam!

The excessive use of digital devices is taking a toll on our eyes and vision. Save your vision by taking a break every 20 minutes to look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Sit at least arm's length away from your screen and make sure to adjust screen brightness to match the lighting around you to avoid eye strain. That said, the most important thing you can do is to get your eyes examined regularly.

In 1899, Gertrude Stanton became America's first licensed female optometrist. By 1912, the number grew to 500. Ever since, women have been making a name for themselves in the eye care field and continue to thrive to this day!

Happy International Polar Bear Day! Fun fact: polar bears have a third eyelid that helps filter UV light. That's right! Because the snowy Arctic reflects loads of UV light, the third eyelid of acts like a natural sunglass.

Are you squinting more than usual? It’s normal to close your eyes a bit when looking at bright lights, but if you're doing it more frequently than before, it may be time to get an eye exam. Contact us to schedule your appointment today!

Getting the perfect look and fit requires trying on your new glasses in person. Texas State Optical skilled opticians and frame stylists spend the time to enhance your personal style and know how to Maximize your NEW vision benefits. Schedule an appointment today and give your eyes a New Year 2022 makeover!

Caring for the Eyes of Texas since 1936.

"It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed." - Theodore Roosevelt

Ready to bring your vision goals to life? Our schedule is open and ready for bookings! Contact us today to schedule your yearly eye exam.