Wrigley Eye Associates

03/10/2026

👁️ Contact Lens Care Tips
Keep your eyes healthy with a few simple habits:
✔️ Wash hands before handling lenses
✔️ Clean and store with fresh solution daily
✔️ Rub and rinse lenses
✔️ Don’t sleep in contacts (unless prescribed)
✔️ Replace lenses as directed
✔️ Keep lenses away from water
A few seconds of care each day can help prevent irritation and infection.

03/09/2026

Your eyes deserve the best care. A comprehensive eye exam is the only way to detect many sight-threatening eye conditions early.
Schedule your appointment and let our team take care of your vision. We look forward to seeing you! 👁️👓✨

03/06/2026

See something you like❓
Stop in to upgrade your look and let our professional, highly trained staff take care of you! 👓🕶️

03/03/2026

👁️👓 March = Eye Health Awareness!
This month we’re recognizing National Save Your Vision Month and Workplace Eye Wellness Month! These observances remind us how important eye care and vision protection are for everyone — whether you’re working at a screen all day or spending time outdoors.
💡 What you can do this month:
• Schedule a comprehensive eye exam — early detection can prevent vision loss.
• Practice the 20‑20‑20 rule (every 20 min look 20 ft away for 20 sec) to reduce digital eye strain.
• Wear proper eye protection at work and during activities.
• Thank your eye care team and share eye health tips on World Optometry Day (Mar 23).
👀 Your vision matters — let’s keep eyes healthy together!

02/20/2026

February is Low Vision Awareness Month 👁️
Millions of people in the U.S. live with visual impairments that can’t be corrected with glasses, contacts, medication, or surgery. These challenges can make everyday tasks like reading, cooking, or getting around more difficult.
The good news? Vision rehabilitation services help people make the most of the sight they have and continue doing what they love. This month, take a moment to learn more and help spread awareness.

02/14/2026

And we mean that — every single one of you.
This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the eyes that bring into focus the people you love, the moments that matter, and the little details that make life special.
Thank you for trusting us with your vision and your eye health. We’re so grateful to care for such an amazing group of patients.
Happy Valentine’s Day from your eye care family ❤️👓

02/04/2026

💡 LOW VISION LIGHTING TIPS 💡
If you have AMD, everyday spaces may start to feel darker. Simple lighting adjustments can make a big difference when knitting, doing laundry, cooking, or tackling daily tasks. Good lighting helps you make the most of your remaining vision—here’s how:
💡 Brighten the room overall, or use a task lamp for close-up activities.
💡 Position lights to shine directly on what you’re working on, reducing shadows and glare.
💡 Choose LED bulbs labeled “warm,” which have less blue light and are often more comfortable for those with vision impairment.
💡 Try a clip-on light for a hat or cap—it moves with you and shines light exactly where you need it.
Small changes. Big impact. 👀✨

01/27/2026

Two people can look at the same image and see something completely different.
That’s the beauty of vision — and why personalized eye care matters.

01/21/2026

Presbyopia is farsightedness caused by the natural loss of elasticity of the eye’s lens, making it harder to focus on close objects. It typically develops in middle and older age and is a normal part of the aging process that can be corrected with reading glasses, bifocals, or contact lenses.

01/16/2026

You know it's true! Have a great weekend!🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣

01/13/2026

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is a leading cause of vision loss and blindness in the United States. But half of people with glaucoma don’t know they have it.
Glaucoma has no early symptoms. The only way to check for it is to get a comprehensive dilated eye exam. There’s no cure for glaucoma, but starting treatment as early as possible can help stop vision loss. Protect your eyes and schedule an eye exam today!

As part of January’s National Glaucoma Awareness Month, Prevent Blindness is offering a wide variety of free resources to help glaucoma patients and their

01/08/2026

As you head into the New Year, it’s a great time to focus on keeping your eyes healthy and comfortable—especially during the winter months. Colder air is naturally drier, and indoor heating further reduces humidity, which can lead to eye discomfort, irritation, redness, and a dry or gritty feeling. Maintaining proper eye hydration helps support the tear film, protect your eyes, promote clear vision, and reduce the risk of dry eye syndrome. Using artificial tears, staying well-hydrated, and adding a humidifier to your indoor spaces can all help combat winter dryness. If dry eyes are bothering you as the New Year begins, don’t hesitate to contact us—we’re here to help.