How Far Can the Human Eye See?

Posted on August 27, 2024 by Total Vision

A young man watching the sun set over a lake looking far into the distance.

A healthy human eye with 20/20 vision can usually see roughly three miles into the distance. This significantly depends on your overall eye health, the time of day, and your line of sight. […]

Are Blue Eyes More Sensitive to Light?

Posted on July 30, 2024 by admin

Your eye color plays an important role in how you perceive light. It’s determined by a special pigment that helps protect cells against UV radiation damage. Blue eyes have less of this pigment, so they’re often more vulnerable to bright light exposure. […]

How to Reduce Eye Strain from Screens

Posted on June 10, 2024 by Total Vision

A young businessman, tired and overworked, removes his glasses and rubs his tired, dry eyes after spending long hours working on his computer late into the night.

Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to help reduce eye strain from screens, including:

Adjusting screen brightness and contrast

Positioning the screen at an appropriate distance

Taking frequent breaks

Equipping proper lighting in the room

Using blue light filters or glasses

Regular eye exams

Eye exercises […]

Does Your Vision Get Worse If You Don’t Wear Glasses?

Posted on June 3, 2024 by Total Vision

A woman sitting on a chair, squinting to see clearly on a TV while holding a remote.

To debunk the myth suggesting that skipping your glasses can weaken your eyesight, one must first understand how glasses affect eyesight, the reality of dependence on glasses, and the potential direct impacts of not wearing glasses. […]

Can Chlorine Damage Your Eyes?

Posted on April 2, 2024 by Total Vision

A woman and her young child swimming in a pool.

Unfortunately, chlorine can lead to temporary eye damage and discomfort, so it’s important to protect your eyes from it. […]

Can You Get Blepharitis from Eyelash Extensions?

Posted on February 22, 2024 by Total Vision

A woman with eyelash extensions rubbing her left eye with her left hand.

Eyelash extensions can indeed cause blepharitis. However, it is not the lashes themselves that are the issue, but rather the process of applying or removing them, hygiene practices, and the glue used that can lead to the condition. Sometimes, an allergic reaction to the adhesive can also be the culprit. […]