Perimeter West Eye Care

02/02/2022

Perimeter West Eye Care will be closed tomorrow due to inclement weather. If you have an eye emergency and need to speak with a doctor, please call the office at 614-789-5559 and follow the instructions to reach us. Stay safe and enjoy the snow!

06/16/2021

Perimeter West Eye Care is a proud supporter of sponsored program, to save the Earth one blister pack at a time! If you are a daily disposable wearer, consider with free collection boxes and drop off services available at our office 🌎

05/04/2020

Welcome back! Dr. Blake and Dr. Cleveland are re-opening the doors to Perimeter West Eye Care Monday, May 11 at 9 am. Our procedures have been updated with your health and safety in mind. Check out our website pweyecare.com for details. Please call us at 614-789-5559 to schedule your appointment. We can’t wait to see you again!

03/20/2020

We see we've made it to Friday already... time well spent ⏳

03/18/2020

Although our practice is technically closed... remember: if you are having symptoms that must be addressed, such as flashes or floaters, loss of vision, eye infection, eye pain, red eyes or need a refill on a medication, do not hesitate to contact us!

You may contact us in any of the following ways:
Call or text 614-789-5559
Email us at info@pweyecare.com
Through our website at www.pweyecare.com

03/18/2020

Who says you cannot see the world without ever leaving home? 💛

Going into a self-quarantine can have many complex issues and complications beyond having enough food and supplies for two weeks. In terms of entertainment, it…

03/18/2020

If we keep looking we will surely see ☀️

03/17/2020

We are certain we will see brighter days ahead 💚

03/16/2020

Dear Perimeter West Eye Care friends & patients...

03/13/2020

We are a learning, aren't we?

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03/13/2020

We woke up today to see that things are not quite what they were... even just yesterday. We want to convey that our practice takes keeping our environment to the highest standards of cleanliness a top priority, as well as the safety and health of each patient and our staff. As an office we want to thank you for your kindness and confidence in us this week and into the future. Please note any changes will be relayed as they come in - stay healthy, safe, and enjoy your family 💚

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03/12/2020

Did you know that back in the 13th century, Italian glassblowers discovered that they could create crude glass lenses of different thicknesses that would add or subtract from the eye’s focusing power to compensate for these vision problems?

As they came to understand the physics behind flawed vision, three types of handblown lenses evolved:

Concave lenses: Thick at the perimeter and thin at the center, the concave shape moved the eye’s focus back toward the retina screen to correct nearsightedness (myopia).
Convex lenses: Like a magnifying glass, these lenses are thickest at the center, moving the eye’s focus forward from behind the retina to correct farsightedness (hyperopia).
Cylindrical lenses: The thicker/thinner portions of these lenses are asymmetrical, designed to correct astigmatisms.

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03/11/2020

Blue light might *seem* harmless, but alas, is it? 🧐

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03/11/2020

All shapes. All sizes. Life would be so boring if we were all the same! 🤓

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03/10/2020

Hmm.. did you know that?!

03/10/2020

Ah.. we boast about eye care and prevention, but we also know the skin around your eyes is of utmost importance. Curious how a dermatologist, with eye care top of mind too, recommends reducing those under eye circles? 🧐

Experts agree that the best way to treat under-eye circles is through a combination of cosmetic treatments, healthy lifestyle changes and high-quality skincare products.

03/09/2020

Aha... the beloved eye exam! Did you know we use a wide variety of tests and procedures to examine your eyes? These tests range from simple ones, like having you read an eye chart, to complex tests, such as using a high-powered lens to visualize the tiny structures inside of your eyes.

A comprehensive eye exam can take an hour or more, depending your own visit and the number and complexity of tests required to fully evaluate your vision and the health of your eyes.

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03/09/2020

We see Spring is just 10 days away... 👀 A Happy Monday to that!

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