Elk County Eye Clinic Johnsonburg Rd St. Marys PA 15857 Center for Advanced Eye Care Bradford, PA 16701 Eye Examination
Dr. Luis Washington Lu, Eye-MD, F.A.C.S. is a Medical Doctor and Medical Director at the Elk County Eye Clinic LASIK surgery Offices in St. Marys and Bradford Eye Glasses and Accessories Eye Care Resources Contact Elk County Eye Clinic
             
 
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Ophthalmic Freebie

Glaucoma accounts for 10% of blindness in the U.S. But because there often are no warning symptoms, half of the nearly 3 million Americans with glaucoma go undiagnosed until it is too late.

If you lack health insurance, you may be eligible for a free eye exam through the Eye Care America program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology.

To learn more, call:

1-800-391-3937 or go to:

www.eyecareamerica.org

 

 

Lens Care Guidelines

Always wash, rinse and dry your hands thoroughly before handling your contact lenses.

 

Hard Lenses

  • Hard lenses scratch easily, so don't wipe them with hard or rough cloths
  • Hard lenses should be cleaned daily and soaked in a commercial sterilizing solution
  • Use a wetting agent before insertion
  • Periodically have contacts examined by a professional to ensure comfort and good vision. It may be necessary to have rigid lenses cleaned and polished professionally
  • If you live in a polluted area, your lenses may need to be cleaned more frequently

 

Soft Lenses

  • Always store soft lenses in disinfecting solution, not saline solution
  • Never prepare homemade solutions. Use only commercially prepared products and saline solutions
  • Because soft lenses are absorbent, never use water or any solutions without your physician's approval
  • Soft lenses must be cleaned daily
  • After cleaning, soft lenses must be disinfected using either heat or chemical methods, as recommended by your physician
  • In addition to the daily cleaning, soft lenses require a weekly enzymatic cleaning to remove protein deposits and to ensure clean, healthy lenses