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Make the most of your FSA/HSA funds before they expire. Learn how to use them for eye health assessments, eyewear upgrades, and specialty lenses.

How to Know When It’s Time for Another Eye Exam When was the last time you had a comprehensive eye exam? If you can’t remember, or if it’s been over a year, it’s time for a check-up. Regular eye exams are vital for updating your prescriptions but also maintaining overall...

Our bodies undergo many changes as we age, and our eyes are no exception. After age 40, many people notice changes in their vision that can affect their daily lives. These changes are a normal part of aging, but understanding and managing them can help you keep your vision healthy...

Ridgefield Family Eye Care offers practical advice on maintaining good vision health, addressing the impact of screen time on your eyes, and the importance of comprehensive exams.

This blog post discusses simple practices to encourage healthy eyesight in children, including regular eye exams, limiting screen time, encouraging outdoor play, providing a balanced diet, and creating an eye-friendly study space.

The start of summer highlights the importance of protecting children's eyes during sports. Learn practical steps parents can take to safeguard their young athletes' vision.

Celebrating Healthy Vision Month this May, discover key daily habits crucial for maintaining optimal eye health throughout the summer. These simple tips, from wearing sunglasses with full UV protection to staying hydrated and managing screen time, will help protect your eyes from common seasonal challenges.

Our eye care team highlights the visual changes and challenges women may experience during pregnancy, such as hormonal fluctuations, dry eye syndrome, and the risks of preeclampsia and diabetic retinopathy. We emphasize the importance of regular eye exams and personalized care, particularly for managing dry eye syndrome, underscoring our eye care team's commitment to supporting women's eye health and safety.

This blog celebrates Save Your Vision Month and emphasizes the significance of regular eye exams for early detection of eye conditions, and offers practical advice for allergy sufferers, including the benefits of switching to daily disposable contact lenses

February is Macular Degeneration Awareness Month, and the eye care team at Ridgefield Family Eye Care would like to take this opportunity to clarify some common misconceptions about this disease. Come separate fact from fiction about macular degeneration.

Ridgefield Family Eye Care equips you with the knowledge and tools to become an active participant in safeguarding your vision.