Adult eyecare

Vision issues become more prevalent in the second half of adulthood in people between the ages of 41 to 60. We offers a complete range of eye care services including eye exams, vision testing for glasses and contacts. Treament of various diseases and eye conditions.

Adult Vision Care

No matter what age group you're in, eye exams are recommended every two years for adults unless you have A family history of eye disease such as

  • Diabetes
  • High blood pressure
  • Glaucoma
  • Low Vision
  • Macular Degeneration
  • High blood pressure
  • or Any noticeable change in vision

If it is determened that you have any of these issues, Dr. Sidney F. Thomas III, O.D, and his vision team will provide an appropriate schedule of management and maintenance for the best possible care.

Common Vision Issues & Vision Changes that may occur over time

As we all get older, our eyes keep changing and so does our vision. Here are just some common age related vision changes that you may notice as we age

  • Why are my eyes dry
    Sometimes, this canbe cause by your tear-flow, your heater, your air conditioner, or other things in your environment. Some other causes include: Aging, especially menopause Certain drugs like antihistamines have side effects that can causedry eyes Some Diseases affect your ability to create tears, like Sjogren's syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, and collagen vascular diseases
  • Visual Stress
    Staring long hours at a computer screen, cell phone or working in poor light will cause visual stress. There are simple things we can suggest to give you relief.
  • You Require or Need More Light
    If you find that you need more light. Be sure work and reading areas are well lit so you can read comfortably and do close work.
  • Presbyopia ( this happens to all of us )
    The Eye’s ability to focus on items at close distance becomes more difficult. You’ll find yourself removing your glasses to see better up close. If you don’t wear glasses, you’ll hold reading material further away.
  • Changes in Color Perception
    If the normally clear lens located inside your eye starts to discolor, it will be harder to see and distinguish between certain color shades.

If it is determened that you have any of these issues, Dr. Sidney F. Thomas III, O.D, and his vision team will provide an appropriate schedule of management and maintenance for the best possible care.

Protecting you Vision from Changes

  • Wear protective eye wear
    Wear protective eye wear at work, at home and at play. There are over 2,000 work related eye injuries every day, and aven more if you include those that happen at home and duging play.
  • Wear protective sunglasses and hats
    Protect your eyes from the sun’s UV radiation with quality sunglasses and hats. You can minimize risk of cataracts
  • Monitor Your Vision. If you notice any loss of vision or clarity
    Monitor Your Vision, and if you notice any loss of clarity or contact our office right away for an appointment

If you Have Any Questions Call Us at (803) 536-3755