Vision Source of Rainbow City Dr. April King

10/14/2025

Don't forget to vote on a pumpkin. You can vote by commenting on the original post. You can also stop by the office to place your vote. Judging is going on until Oct 31st

10/06/2025

It's time to VOTE on a Pumpkin.
Voting will go through the end of this month.
Pick your favorite pumpkin and comment the number or name of the pumpkin.
Be sure you are voting on this original post.
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#1 Pumpkin Spice Latte ☕️
#2 Flora the Flamingo 🦩
#3 Henrietta the Hedgehog 🦔
#4 Catie the Cactus 🌵

04/04/2025

11/11/2024

We have a WINNER. We counted the votes on FB and the votes that were done in office.
Oscar the Grouch was the winner!!

10/31/2024

👑Disney Princesses👑

10/30/2024

Thanks to our amazing patients for getting us nominated. Be sure to get your vote in.

Vote for the top nominees in each category and be entered to win a gift card!

10/07/2024

Don't forget to vote on a Pumpkin. You can vote on the original post or you can stop by the office.

09/30/2024

🧡 VOTE ON A PUMPKIN🧡
Like and share. Be sure you are voting on this (original) post

1. Rapunzel 💜
2. Oscar the Grouch 🗑
3. Jack 🎃
4. The witch is out 🧙‍♀️
5. Candy Apple 🍎
6. Te Fiti (Monana) 🌺

07/08/2024

💻 Screen Time and Your Eyes: What You Need to Know! 👁️

In our digital age, screens are everywhere—from computers and tablets to smartphones and TVs. But did you know that too much screen time can have adverse effects on both your health and eyesight? Prolonged exposure to screens can lead to digital eye strain, causing symptoms like headaches, blurred vision, and dry eyes. Both children and adults are at risk, and the culprit behind much of this discomfort is blue light. Blue light, emitted by screens, can pe*****te deep into the eye, potentially damaging the retina and leading to long-term vision problems. 😨

Blue light exposure can also mess with your sleep patterns by interfering with the production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep. This is especially concerning for children, whose eyes are more sensitive and still developing. So, what can you do to protect your eyes from the harmful effects of screen time? Here are some simple yet effective tips: follow the 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds), reduce screen brightness, use blue light filters or glasses, and ensure you’re in a well-lit environment to reduce glare. 📱✨

Remember, annual eye exams are crucial for maintaining optimal eye health. Regular check-ups can help detect issues early and keep your vision in top shape. So, this year, make it a priority to protect your eyes from the digital world. Schedule an appointment with your optometrist and take the first step towards healthier screen habits! 🕶️

06/18/2024

Are you keeping those eyes protected?🌞👀Be sure that you are wearing a good pair of polarized suns when you are outside.😎

05/06/2024

UV Awareness Month 😎Make sure you are protecting those eyes. Don't forget about the kiddos! They need to be protecting their eyes while they are outside. A good pair of polarized sunglasses is must when you are outside especially in the sun.