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Buy one pair of glasses, get a second complete pair 50% off, now through December 31st!✨ Valid on same day, same prescri...
11/03/2025

Buy one pair of glasses, get a second complete pair 50% off, now through December 31st!

✨ Valid on same day, same prescription. Complete pairs only. Choose from clear, sunglasses, or Transitions lenses…mix and match your styles!

Happy Halloween!! Hope it’s filled with more treats than tricks 👻🎃🍭
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween!! Hope it’s filled with more treats than tricks 👻🎃🍭

📣 Office Closed for Training: Wednesday, October 29thOur team will be out of the office on Wednesday, October 29th for a...
10/27/2025

📣 Office Closed for Training: Wednesday, October 29th
Our team will be out of the office on Wednesday, October 29th for a full day of training, sharpening our skills to serve you even better! 💪👓

We’ll reopen Thursday, October 30th at our normal hours.
Thank you for your understanding and for trusting us with your eye care! 💙

📍Mint Hill Eye
☎️ (980) 209-9437
🌐 Minthilleye.com

Celebrating 10 years since graduating from UAB School of Optometry 👩🏻‍⚕️🎓💙It’s hard to believe a decade has passed since...
10/23/2025

Celebrating 10 years since graduating from UAB School of Optometry 👩🏻‍⚕️🎓💙
It’s hard to believe a decade has passed since those long study nights and first patient exams! Grateful for the friendships, mentors, and lessons that shaped me into the person I am today.🙏🏻

Have a SPEC-tacular Halloween everyone!! 🏆🥉🎣And thank you for the votes 🎃🙏🏻👻
10/31/2024

Have a SPEC-tacular Halloween everyone!! 🏆🥉🎣

And thank you for the votes 🎃🙏🏻👻

AOA approved solar eclipse glasses sold here for April 8, 2024!! $3A solar eclipse is what happens when the moon passes ...
04/02/2024

AOA approved solar eclipse glasses sold here for April 8, 2024!! $3

A solar eclipse is what happens when the moon passes between the sun and Earth, resulting in a complete blockage of the sun’s face.

Eye damage can occur from looking at the sun during a solar eclipse if you’re not wearing proper eye protection (even sunglasses aren’t enough)—and such damage (dubbed “eclipse blindness”) could be permanent.

Input from both the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) and the American Optometric Association (AOA) include one major piece of advice: Use approved solar eclipse viewers or eclipse glasses.

According to the organizations, these glasses are deemed to be “the only safe way to view a partially eclipsed sun” due to their special-purpose solar filters that meet international standards for safe viewing.

Other safety precautions to take include adopting the proper viewing technique:

Don’t remove your solar eclipse eyewear while looking at the sun
If you typically wear glasses, place the eclipse glasses over them or hold your handheld viewer in front of them

Note: Sunglasses are not substitutes for eclipse glasses. They are very (very) different and offer no protection in this instance.

The AAO also advises against looking at the uneclipsed—or even partially eclipsed—sun through the following viewfinders, even if you’re wearing proper eclipse eyewear or holding a solar viewer at the same time:

Unfiltered camera
Telescope
Binoculars or similar devices

The reason? “Intense solar rays coming through these devices will damage the protective filter in your solar glasses and put your eyes at risk.”

If you end up looking at the eclipse when you aren’t supposed to… First things first: even if you view the sun and don’t have any immediate visual changes, that doesn’t mean damage hasn’t taken place; in fact, it may take hours or even days for you to take notice.

The AOA recommends immediately seeing your eyecare practitioner (ECP) if you’re experiencing discomfort or vision problems.

“All symptoms should be treated as urgent until viewed by a doctor of optometry,” stated the AOA.

If you miss it…Next eclipse: Aug. 23, 2044!
Stay safe & enjoy!!🌝

We represented Mint Hill in the snow yesterday❄️ Hope everyone had a wonderful President’s day!!
02/20/2024

We represented Mint Hill in the snow yesterday❄️ Hope everyone had a wonderful President’s day!!

He’s a fan of our dilation glasses & came back days later for another pair 😜😁😎 Happy Valentine’s Day, you made us all 😂...
02/14/2024

He’s a fan of our dilation glasses & came back days later for another pair 😜😁😎

Happy Valentine’s Day, you made us all 😂

When black cats 🐈‍⬛ prowl and pumpkins 🎃 gleam, may luck be yours on Halloween!👻
10/31/2023

When black cats 🐈‍⬛ prowl and pumpkins 🎃 gleam, may luck be yours on Halloween!👻

Studies have shown, confirmed, & re-confirmed that when we apply sunscreen we do not cover our eyelids⚠️ In these studie...
08/24/2023

Studies have shown, confirmed, & re-confirmed that when we apply sunscreen we do not cover our eyelids⚠️

In these studies, there was almost a complete absence of sunscreen on the upper & the lower eyelids‼️

Apparently, we all do this… 🫣

People are terrible at applying sunscreen to the places that matter the most!🥺
08/24/2023

People are terrible at applying sunscreen to the places that matter the most!🥺

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08/24/2023

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7014 Tutor Street, Suite C
Mint Hill, NC
28227

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 3:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm

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