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Whether your eyes have been watering, your vision seems blurrier than usual, or it's simply time for an annual check-up, patients refer to the eye doctors at Omni Vision as their preferred eye care clinic.

09/29/2023

October is Home Eye Safety Awareness Month

Each year in the United States, more than 2.5 million eye injuries occur, and 50,000 people permanently lose part or all of their vision, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. A recent report from Prevent Blindness America shows that the annual costs related to eye injuries are more than $1.3 billion.

Because more eye injuries occur in and around the home, Prevent Blindness America has declared October as Home Eye Safety Awareness Month to help educate the public on steps that can be taken to avoid painful and costly injuries.

09/22/2023

HISTORY OF NATIONAL EYE HEALTH WEEK:

In Ancient Egypt, the eye was thought to be a white ball filled with fluid. Treatments for eye diseases included the use of hot pokers.

During Roman times, doctors believed poor vision resulted from a cold or wet brain. In Greek times, doctors began to use lenses to see things more closely, but they were made of glass and didn't help people see very well.

The real breakthrough came in 1000 A.D. when a Persian scientist, Ibn Al-Haytham, studied how light enters the eye and how we see things. He detailed his findings in a book titled "Book of Optics."

The earliest-known evidence of glasses was found in Italy and dates back to 1286. At that time, they were believed to be worn only by monks and scholars, but they quickly spread in popularity among the public.

09/21/2023

WHY NATIONAL EYE HEALTH WEEK IS IMPORTANT?

It raises awareness - National Eye Health Week raises awareness about the importance of good eye care and encourages people to take action to protect their vision. The initiative also aims to educate people about the wide range of services available to help those with eye conditions.

It educates people - The initiative also aims to educate people.

09/20/2023

5 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT EYES:

The fastest muscle in your body - A blink typically lasts 100 to 150 milliseconds — in a single second, it's possible to blink five times.

Your eyes are just a camera. - Your eyes function like a camera, capturing light and sending the information to your brain.

Babies' eyes - Newborn babies can see objects about eight to 15 inches away; as they grow, their focus changes.

Blind people can see their dreams. - Blind people can dream as long as they are not born blind.

It's comparable to a camera. - It's equivalent to the image quality you'd get if you combined 24 top-of-the-line D.S.L.R.s into one.

09/19/2023

HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL EYE HEALTH WEEK

Get to know your optometrist:
Whether you're looking for a new one or your current one is doing a great job, it's good to have a positive relationship with your eye-care professional. They will be there for you when you need them — and if you don't need them yet, you want to keep it that way!

See an eye doctor regularly:
Many people only go to the eye doctor when they have trouble seeing things up close or far away — but regular visits are vital for catching the signs of early-stage eye disease. Kids should have their eyes tested by age three, and adults should keep up with routine vision tests every two years. If you already have eye conditions like glaucoma or macular degeneration, you may need more frequent visits.

Wear protective eyewear during activities:
Wear protective eyewear during gardening, working with tools, or playing sports. The sun's UV rays can damage the eyes, so wear sunglasses with 100% U.V.A. and U.V.B. protection.

09/18/2023

Happy National Eye Health Week!

National Eye Health Week takes place annually during the last full week of September, from September 18 to September 24. It serves as a reminder for people to get their eyes checked. The event offers a valuable chance to raise awareness about the importance of regular eye examinations.

This week, we will be sharing facts and tips to keep your eyes safe and healthy.

09/03/2023

Happy Labor Day weekend from our team to you!

We will be closed on Monday, September 4th, in observance of the Labor Day holiday. We will resume regular business hours starting on Tuesday, September 5th.

08/24/2023

Notebooks, tablets, pencils, PRECISION1® contact lenses… do you have everything you need to make this school year the best year? With the PRECISION1® family of contact lenses, you can get dependable comfort even at 16 hours of wear. Ask your eye doctor to learn more.

https://precision.myalcon.com/

08/17/2023

Our practice is ready for another school year. During our Back-to-School Savings Event, everyone is sure to find a look they love because we are offering 40% off kids' eyeglasses and buy one, get one 50% off adult eyeglasses.

Plus, our world-class doctors are here to provide personalized care – from comprehensive exams to custom fittings – to keep them lookin' and feelin' good all year long.

Start the school year off on the right foot with our exclusive Back to School Savings event.

Hurry in, this offer ends September 10!

We look forward to seeing you soon!

07/24/2023

Come on over and get yourself a pair. Everything looks sharper in Ray-Bans.

07/11/2023

Here are some helpful tips for taking care of your eyes during the summer months:

Wear Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from harmful UV rays by wearing sunglasses that block 100% of both UVA and UVB rays. Look for sunglasses with broad-spectrum protection and a wraparound style to shield your eyes from the sun's rays from different angles.

Use UV-Protective Contact Lenses: If you wear contact lenses, consider using ones with built-in UV protection. These lenses can provide an extra defense against the sun's rays. However, remember that they are not substitutes for sunglasses, so wear both for optimal eye protection.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and keep your eyes moisturized. Dehydration can contribute to dry eyes and discomfort, especially in hot and dry summer conditions.

Stay in the Shade: When the sun is at its strongest, usually between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., try to stay in the shade as much as possible. This helps reduce exposure to direct sunlight and minimizes the strain on your eyes.

07/04/2023

Happy 4th of July! Wishing you a day filled with BBQ's, fireworks, and great times!

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San Antonio, TX

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+12109570770

Website

http://www.omnivisioncare.com/

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