Powell Vision Center

12/17/2025

The countdown is on. Vision benefits don’t carry over into the new year.
That means exams, glasses, or contact lens allowances could disappear if not used.
A single visit can help you start 2026 with better vision and fewer out-of-pocket costs.
Your benefits are waiting.
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12/17/2025

12/12/2025

Happy Holidays from our family to yours!

12/09/2025

Do you know how complex your eyes are? The only organ more complex is your brain! Your eyes can adjust focus more than 50x a second! There are also no pain receptors inside the eye, which means you could have a serious problem and not even know! That's why we recommend you are seen yearly, so we can make sure your eyes are healthy and happy. There are only a few weeks left to use your benefits before the end of the year, get scheduled today!

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12/09/2025

Thinking of upgrading your glasses or trying contact lenses? Your 2025 vision benefits may help cover the cost.
Before your benefits expire, apply them toward prescription glasses, contact lenses, or lens enhancements.
You’ve earned the coverage. Don’t let it go unused.
Book your appointment today and make the most of your plan.
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12/01/2025

It's December 1st, have you used your benefits and FSA/ HSA yet? Appointments are going fast, call us today!!

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12/01/2025

If you’ve been putting off your eye exam, now is the time. Most vision insurance plans reset on January 1, which means any unused benefits will disappear.
Whether you need a routine exam or new glasses, this is your chance to use what you’ve already paid for.
Appointments fill up quickly at the end of the year, so don’t wait.
Use it or lose it. Protect your vision and your wallet.
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11/25/2025

By evening, do your eyes burn or sting?
Many office workers don’t blink fully while using a computer, leaving parts of their eyes exposed. Over time, the dryness leads to irritation, discomfort, and vision changes.
At Powell Vision Center, we identify the cause and provide treatment that works—whether it's artificial tears, prescription drops, or advanced in-office care.
Take the next step. Book a dry eye evaluation today.
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11/24/2025

Are you tired of relying on eye drops for dry eye relief? Consider IPL therapy! This advanced treatment offers a longer-term solution to dry eye symptoms by improving gland function and reducing inflammation.
Contact Powell Vision Center for more information on IPL for dry eye.
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11/20/2025

11/19/2025

🌞 Key Reasons to Wear Sunglasses in Winter
UV Protection Never Stops The sun emits ultraviolet (UV) rays all year. Snow reflects up to 80% of UV light, which can double your exposure and increase risks of cataracts, eye growths, and even skin cancer around the eyes.

Prevent Snow Blindness Bright sunlight bouncing off snow and ice can cause a painful condition called photokeratitis (snow blindness), essentially a sunburn on your cornea. Sunglasses with UV protection help prevent this.

Reduce Glare for Safety Winter glare from snow, ice, wet roads, or even puddles can be blinding. Sunglasses cut down glare, making driving, skiing, or walking outside much safer.

Protect Against Wind & Debris Cold winds, ice particles, and dry air can irritate or damage your eyes. Sunglasses act as a shield, keeping them comfortable and reducing dryness.

Prevent Eye Strain Squinting against bright winter light can cause headaches and fatigue. Sunglasses reduce strain, keeping your vision relaxed and clear.

11/18/2025

Still struggling with gritty, burning, or watering eyes?
Here are 5 tips that may help relieve dry eye discomfort:
✔️Blink fully and often, especially on screens
✔️Use preservative-free artificial tears
✔️Apply warm compresses at night
✔️Avoid sleeping near fans or vents
✔️Stay hydrated throughout the day
Relief is possible with the right treatment plan. Schedule your dry eye consultation at Powell Vision Center today.
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