Eye Care Articles

Computer Vision Syndrome: The Eyes Have It?

Suffering from digital eye strain? Computer vision evaluations for Silicon Valley professionals at three South Bay locations. Book today.

The Right Tint for the Right Sport

Sunglasses protect your eyes from exposure to harmful ultraviolet radiation, minimize eye fatigue and eyestrain, and reduce the effects of harsh sunlight. The

Eye Care for Children

According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), infants should have their first comprehensive eye exam at 6 months of age. Children then should have additional eye exams at age 3, and just before...

Eye Care for Adults

Most adults should have an eye exam at least every 2 years. It is recommended that you have more frequent eye exams if you notice your vision changing or you have certain systemic conditions...

Eye Care for Seniors

Eye care becomes especially important as a person ages. Annual eye exams are recommended for those 60 and beyond. While many eye problems can occur at any age, they often are more common in...

Contact Lenses Guide

Daily disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals, gas permeable lenses, and CRT explained by the optometrists at Dr. Holbert & Associates.

Contacts: Do's and Don'ts

How to wear and care for contact lenses safely: handling, cleaning, replacement schedules, and habits to avoid. Advice from Dr. Holbert & Associates.

Soft Contact Lens Care

Inserting and removing your contact lenses is relatively easy; watch the video below for tips from Acuvue® on successfully wearing contact lenses.

Eyeglasses Overview

Your eyeglasses should express your individuality. Choosing the right eye wear can accentuate your personality and lifestyle.  A well-selected eyeglass frame

Eyeglass Frames

Our multilingual Eyeglass Guide, brought to you by Transitions®, will help you better understand the many lens choices available to you. This free online tool

Lens Types

We offer a wide variety of lens material options to fit all your visual needs, from standard plastic lenses to high index lenses to the new revolutionary

Bite for Sight: Food Prescriptions to Save Your Vision

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