Blog - Tips and Advice on Eye Care and Eye Procedures

At NNJEI, one of the most frequently asked questions we get is “Why can’t I see clearly, and what can I do about it?” Poor vision can be the result of any number of causes, but oftentimes it’s a result of the eye’s inability to process light properly. To be able to see clearly, light must first...

Thanks in part to the rise of new grocery store chains like Whole Foods, and grassroots movements that emphasize the consumption of local, non-additive foods, the US population has become more sophisticated in the food choices. It’s become easier for consumers to make smarter purchase decisions...

If you’ve been dreaming of the perfect 20/20 vision, LASIK could be the answer to your dreams. Before you decide, there are few things you must understand and do in order to ensure...

It should come as no surprise that many people with poor eyesight do not want to wear eyeglasses, they opt to wear contact lenses instead. Contact lenses are usually designed to improve vision (most commonly by...

LASIK refers to a procedure done on the eyes to correct vision problems.

If your vision is impaired, how do you know if you should set up an appointment with an NJ LASIK surgeon?

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We all wish to have 20/20 vision, but genetics or lifestyle changes cause blurry vision over the years. Contact lenses became popular because some people found eyeglasses inconvenient. However, cleaning and removing them every night becomes a hassle. If you want reduced...

LASIK is a refractive surgery to correct eye problems such as myopia, hyeropia and astigmatism. The end results of the procedure are a marked improvement in vision and the reduction or complete elimination of the need to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses. But as is the case...

Laser eye surgery continues to be one of the best solutions for vision correction on the market. And as the economy continues its steady recovery, more and more people are considering investing in this life-changing procedure. If you are one of these people, we have identified...

Cataracts are diagnosed after a routine eye checkup with an ophthalmologist. During a cataract surgery, an intraocular lens (IOL) is used as an implant to replace the natural lens and restore the eye's focusing power. When colors start to appear "faded," then it's recommended to make an...

Eyeglasses and contact lenses are designed for everyday use, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t become a nuisance. Luckily, technology has paved the way for an advanced procedure call LASIK that successfully treats the eyes and eliminate the need for contact lenses and...

Laser eye surgery is carried out for the purpose of removing a person's dependency on eyeglasses and/or contact lenses.

Essentially, once the proper vision correction surgery is performed, a person with an eye...

Cataracts occur when the clear lens behind the iris becomes cloudy or blurry which often distorts vision and is usually associated with people over 60. In severe cases, vision can be impaired to the point where it affects the daily activities. Unfortunately, cataracts cannot be corrected by...

With LASIK eye surgery becoming more and more popular; here is some useful primer information on the procedure, the costs, and the factors you should consider to help decide if this type of eye surgery is right for you.

LASIK eye surgery is primarily for people who are tired of wearing...