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75% of Americans need some form of vision correction. Get a better understanding of the widespread need of vision care, the impact it has on the economy and how routine vision plays a critical role in the early detection of many chronic health conditions.

With the increasing use of digital devices, many individuals suffer from eye discomfort after prolonged screen use. This is known as digital eye strain. Learn more about the prevalence of digital eye strain among Americans.

Computer vision syndrome, vision fatigue, digital eye strain. No matter what you call it, if you stare at a computer or digital device for more that a few hours a day, you are susceptible to long term vision problems.

Millions of Americans experience some form of vision loss, including seniors. Learn more about how they're affected in our infographic.

Did you know that taking care of one of your most important senses costs less than a daily cup of coffee? See more price comparisons in our infographic.

Technology has changed nearly every aspect of how consumers interact with brands, and most drastically, their shopping habits. Here are the seven things you need to know about online shopping trends and routine vision.

Eyes are the windows to health. That is why the American Optometric Association recommends a comprehensive eye exam at least once every two years—and more frequently, for those with risk factors of certain health complications.

Serious eye infections can lead to blindness and affect up to one out of every 500 contact lens users every year. These infections, even when minor, can be painful and disruptive to everyday life. Here are some tips to help care for your eyes when wearing contacts.

In this infographic, learn about some interesting statistics about the use of contact lenses in the United States.