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New Year, New You: Improve your vision in 2017

Home » Blog » New Year, New You: Improve your vision in 2017

Happy New Year! For many people, the new year means a fresh start. Maybe you have new years resolutions, maybe big goals. Here’s 4 ways you can take care of your vision in 2017.

1. Improve your Diet

Improving your diet can improve your vision.

Adding important vitamins and minerals, losing weight, and reducing your blood pressure through better food choices can all have a positive impact on your vision and overall health.

2. Quit Smoking

Smoking leads to eye disease and the progression of eye disease.

3. LASIK or Cataract Surgery

Improve your quality of life with better vision.

4. Dilated Eye Exam

Getting a yearly dilated eye exam is so important in protecting your vision.

Many sight-threatening eye diseases have no symptoms. Don’t wait, early detection can save your vision.

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