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Tips for Choosing New Frames
When we pick out new glasses, we want frames that will help us look our best.
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Routine Eye Care Now An Essential Service in Alameda County
This past Wednesday, April 29, the Alameda County Public Health Department released an update to the shelter-in-place order effective Monday, May 4. Per the new update, “all medical services, including routine and preventative care, are considered essential. This includes, but is not limited to, mental health services, immunizations, well-woman exams, allergy shots, eye exams, physical […]
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Women’s Eye Health
Men and women might not come from different planets, but there are certainly a lot of differences between the two — even with eye health.
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How Germs Can Travel to Our Eyes
Most of us rub our eyes many times in the course of the day without really thinking about it.
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Limited Services During Shelter-in-Place
Due to the extended duration of the COVID-19 shelter-in-place order, our physical clinic is now closed. Phone calls will not be answered live, but voice messages will be replied to within one business day. Please contact us via e-mail, text message, or phone if you need any of the following: A phone or web consultation […]
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How Headaches and Vision Are Connected
If you suffer from frequent headaches, it might be time to schedule an eye exam.
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Limited Services and Hours During the Coronavirus Shelter-in-Place Order
In response to the shelter-in-place order, Iron Horse Optometric will only take appointments for: 1. Urgent eye care (red eyes, infections, eye injuries, symptoms of retinal breaks such as flashes & floaters), 2. Patients who cannot see and do not have glasses or contacts, and 3. Pick-up of previously-placed glasses & contact lens orders. We […]
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Are You Protecting Your Eyes at Work?
In honor of Workplace Eye Wellness Month, it’s time for a look at the steps we can all take to protect our eyes while we work.
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A Crash Course on AMD
For people age 50 and older, age-related macular degeneration is one of the leading causes of irreversible vision loss.