Clear Lake Eye Center

Clear Lake Eye Center Our MISSION is to provide the most comprehensive vision health care!

At Clear Lake Eye Care, Dr. Jacqueline Brending brings a deep passion for patient-centered care and clinical excellence....
09/02/2025

At Clear Lake Eye Care, Dr. Jacqueline Brending brings a deep passion for patient-centered care and clinical excellence. Whether you’re managing eye disease or seeking routine vision care, you’re in skilled and compassionate hands.

👩‍⚕️ Get to know the faces behind your eye health.

Your eyes recover while you sleep—so if you’re not getting enough rest, your vision can suffer.Dryness, puffiness, blurr...
08/27/2025

Your eyes recover while you sleep—so if you’re not getting enough rest, your vision can suffer.
Dryness, puffiness, blurry vision, and fatigue are just some of the side effects.

Getting 7–9 hours of quality sleep per night helps your eyes stay refreshed, comfortable, and healthy.
If your eyes feel strained or tired often, it might be time to look at your sleep habits, too.

Sleep well, see well. Your eyes need rest just like you do.

Your eyes are exposed to the world every day—and germs love to sneak in.From contact lenses to makeup brushes, hygiene m...
08/24/2025

Your eyes are exposed to the world every day—and germs love to sneak in.
From contact lenses to makeup brushes, hygiene matters.

Wash your hands before touching your eyes, avoid sharing personal items, and clean your lenses thoroughly.
If you’re feeling itchiness, redness, or swelling, don’t wait—check in with your eye doctor.

Let’s keep those eyes healthy, clear, and infection-free.

Kids don’t always know they’re not seeing clearly.That’s why early eye exams are essential—they catch issues before they...
08/22/2025

Kids don’t always know they’re not seeing clearly.
That’s why early eye exams are essential—they catch issues before they interfere with learning or development.

A comprehensive eye exam checks everything from visual clarity to eye coordination and overall eye health.
We use kid-friendly tools to keep exams fun, fast, and stress-free.

Set them up for success—start with strong vision.

Blurry, cloudy vision or trouble with night driving? Cataracts may be the cause.Thankfully, cataract surgery is a simple...
08/17/2025

Blurry, cloudy vision or trouble with night driving? Cataracts may be the cause.
Thankfully, cataract surgery is a simple, safe procedure that can restore sharp, clear vision.

During surgery, the cloudy lens is replaced with a new, clear artificial one—most patients notice dramatic improvement.
It’s quick, effective, and life-changing for many.

If your world’s getting a little foggy, let’s bring things back into focus.

Today was our last day with our University of Houston 4th year optometry students! We wish Lauren and Ethan all the best...
08/15/2025

Today was our last day with our University of Houston 4th year optometry students! We wish Lauren and Ethan all the best on their next rotations!

From phones to laptops to TVs, screen time is a daily reality—but your eyes weren’t built for marathon scrolling.Too muc...
08/15/2025

From phones to laptops to TVs, screen time is a daily reality—but your eyes weren’t built for marathon scrolling.
Too much screen time can lead to dry eyes, blurry vision, and headaches.

Use the 20-20-20 rule, take regular breaks, and consider blue light-blocking glasses or filters.
Hydrate well, blink often, and don’t forget to adjust your screen’s brightness.

Your eyes work hard—let’s help them work smart.

#20-20-20Rule

If you’ve hit 40 and suddenly need to hold your phone at arm’s length, you’re likely experiencing presbyopia.This age-re...
08/13/2025

If you’ve hit 40 and suddenly need to hold your phone at arm’s length, you’re likely experiencing presbyopia.
This age-related shift makes it harder to focus on nearby objects—but it’s a totally normal change.

Luckily, reading glasses, multifocal lenses, or specialized contacts can help bring clarity back to your close-up vision.
An eye exam is the first step to finding the right solution for you.

You don’t have to live with blurry menus—let’s get you seeing sharp again.

Staring at screens all day from your home setup? Your eyes feel it.Digital eye strain is common when your workspace isn’...
08/10/2025

Staring at screens all day from your home setup? Your eyes feel it.
Digital eye strain is common when your workspace isn’t set up with your eyes in mind.

Reduce strain by adjusting your lighting, sitting at an arm’s length from your screen, and using the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
A proper desk setup and screen brightness can also make a big difference.

Working from home shouldn’t wear your eyes out—let’s optimize your space for comfort.

#20-20-20Rule

Your tears do more than you think—they’re a built-in defense system for your eyes.Tears help wash away debris, protect a...
08/08/2025

Your tears do more than you think—they’re a built-in defense system for your eyes.
Tears help wash away debris, protect against infection, and keep your cornea hydrated and clear.

If your tear production is off, you may feel dryness, grittiness, or irritation—especially in windy or dry environments.
Stay hydrated, use artificial tears when needed, and consider a humidifier for dry indoor air.

Healthy tears = happy eyes. Let’s keep that natural protection flowing.

Allergy season doesn't just cause sniffles—it can seriously irritate your eyes.Itchy, watery, red eyes are a common symp...
08/06/2025

Allergy season doesn't just cause sniffles—it can seriously irritate your eyes.
Itchy, watery, red eyes are a common symptom of allergies triggered by pollen, dust, and pet dander.

To ease the discomfort, limit exposure on high pollen days, use air purifiers indoors, and try lubricating eye drops to flush out allergens. Over-the-counter antihistamines may also help calm inflammation.
If symptoms persist, we’re here with relief strategies tailored to your needs.

Your eyes deserve to feel as good as the rest of you—let’s make allergy season easier together.

Having trouble seeing clearly at night? You’re not alone.As we age, our eyes adjust more slowly in low light and become ...
08/03/2025

Having trouble seeing clearly at night? You’re not alone.
As we age, our eyes adjust more slowly in low light and become more sensitive to glare, especially from headlights or streetlamps.

Eating foods rich in vitamin A—like carrots, leafy greens, and sweet potatoes—can help support retinal function. And if you wear glasses, ask about anti-reflective coatings to reduce nighttime glare.
Regular eye exams also help identify any conditions that may be impacting your night vision.

Clearer nights start with healthier eyes. Let’s make sure you can see your best, even after dark.

Address

17040 Highway 3
Webster, TX
77598

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 12:15pm
1:45pm - 6pm
Wednesday 7:45am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12813388474

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