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June 26, 2026

Ask the Doctor: Is It Normal for My Vision to Change During Pregnancy?

Pregnancy can bring a long list of unexpected changes, from food cravings to swollen feet. But one change many women don’t anticipate is a shift in their vision. If you’ve ...

May 18, 2026

7 Travel Tips for Healthy Vision

Traveling can be exciting, but long flights or drive time, changing environments, extra screen time, and sun exposure can all take a toll on your eyes. Whether you’re heading out ...

April 27, 2026

Ask the Doctor: Why Do I See Halos Around Lights?

Have you ever noticed seeing rings or glowing circles around headlights or streetlights, especially at night? For some people, these “halos” are occasional and harmless. For others, they can be ...

April 1, 2026

Spring Eyeglasses Sale

Our Spring Eyeglasses Sale has concluded.

March 25, 2026

Sleep Apnea and Eye Health: Understanding the Risks to Your Vision

Sleep apnea is a common and potentially serious sleep disorder that causes you to stop and start breathing repeatedly while sleeping. It can lead to loud snoring, restless nights, and ...

February 18, 2026

Behind the Scenes: Supporting Exceptional Patient Care at Iowa Eye Center

Providing expert eye care requires thoughtful leadership, strong coordination, and a team committed to making every patient experience smooth and reassuring. As Executive Director at Iowa Eye Center, Mandy Recker ...

January 23, 2026

Contact Lens Options for Age-Related Vision Changes

As we get older, it’s common for our vision to change. Tasks that once felt effortless, such as reading a menu, checking a phone, or working on a computer, may ...

December 19, 2025

Ask the Doctor: What Are Flashes and Floaters?

If you’ve ever noticed tiny specks drifting across your vision or brief flashes of light, you might be wondering what’s going on and whether it’s something serious. Flashes and floaters ...

December 1, 2025

Winter Eyeglasses Sale

Our Fall Eyeglasses Sale has concluded.

November 18, 2025

Eyes on Safety: How to Avoid the Injuries We See Most

Eye injuries can happen anywhere: playing sports, working on the job, or while doing everyday tasks at home. These injuries affect kids, teens, and adults, yet most are preventable with ...

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