GW Eye Associates Blog

Tips for Buying Prescription Glasses or Contacts as a Gift

Looking for a perfect present for a friend or family member? Help them out with achieving clear vision! Our team has put together tips and…

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Dec 01, 2023

The 2023 FDA Eye Drop Recall: Keeping Yourself Safe

Here, we discuss the 2023 FDA eye drop recall, how you can keep yourself safe, and other important consumer safety information.

Posted by GW Eye Associates on Nov 30, 2023

Can I Wear My Left Contact Lens on My Right Eye?

Contact lens wearers may wonder if lenses are interchangeable. Here, doctors at GW Eye Associates discuss what happens if you switch right and left contacts.

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Nov 30, 2023

Fall Eye Care Tips: Keep Your Vision Healthy This Autumn

From lawn care to Halloween celebrations, fall is full of fun. Keep the season safe and enjoyable by following these autumn eye care tips. We have…

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Oct 23, 2023

Are There Vision Conditions That Only Affect One Eye?

Eye conditions can be bilateral (affect both eyes) or unilateral. Here, the doctors at GW Eye Associates discuss eye conditions that affect only one eye.

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Oct 15, 2023

Common Eye Conditions That Can Begin Asymptomatically

The optometrists at GW Eye Associates provide an overview of common eye conditions that can begin asymptomatically and the best way to diagnose them.

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Sep 15, 2023

Do I Have Conjunctivitis or Another Eye Problem?

Conjunctivitis is a common problem but it’s not the only eye condition that can cause redness and irritation. Learn more here.

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Sep 01, 2023

What Happens During a LASIK Consultation?

It’s important to undergo a consultation before LASIK surgery to ensure the best outcomes. Find out what to expect as we discuss the consultation process.

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Aug 20, 2023

How Can Pregnancy Affect My Eyes?

Pregnancy can cause changes to your prescription and dry eyes. You might also develop gestational diabetes, which can result in vision loss. Learn more in this…

Posted by Gordon Wong, OD on Aug 11, 2023