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Like Athletes, We Can Train Our Visual Skills

When we think of athletes, attributes like speed and strength usually come to mind. However, equally critical to sports performance are the visual skills that allow athletes to process and react to visual information swiftly and accurately. Interestingly, these skills are not just innate; they ca...


Protecting Your Eyes From Germs

Rubbing your eyes can feel like a harmless response to fatigue, irritation, or discomfort. Unfortunately, this common habit could be putting your eye health at risk. While it may offer temporary relief, the act of rubbing can actually worsen the situation by transferring harmful bacteria and othe...


Top Tips for Contact Lens Wearers: How to Keep Your Eyes Healthy

Contact lenses offer clear vision and freedom from glasses, but wearing them responsibly is essential to keeping your eyes healthy and comfortable. At Diamond Bar Optometric Center, we care about your long-term eye health and want you to get the most out of your contact lens experience. Whether you're new to contacts or a longtime wearer, here are some top tips to protect your eyes.


Our Eyes Versus Seasonal Allergies

Ready to navigate the irritations of seasonal allergies? Seasonal allergies are more than just a nuisance; for many, they are a significant disruptor of daily life, especially when it comes to eye health. Each year, as plants release pollen into the air, millions of people begin their battle with...


Blinking: More Important Than You Think

On average, we blink about 15-20 times every minute. That amounts to approximately 1,200 blinks an hour and a staggering 21,600 times a day (not counting the hours of sleep). Blinking is such a frequent and automatic part of our daily lives that most of us never stop to think about why we do it. ...


Avoid Tanning Beds for Your Eyes' Sake

Many people are unaware of the health risks of tanning beds, especially to the eyes. While many seek the glowing appearance that comes from a tan, there are hidden risks, whether you prefer tanning beds or sunbathing. Understanding these risks can help you make informed decisions about your tanni...


Are Your Headaches Linked to Eye Issues?

Headaches are a common ailment that most people experience at some point in their lives. While they can be caused by various factors like stress, diet, or illness, many people may not realize that headaches can also be linked to eye problems. Understanding this connection is crucial for those who...


A Preview of Your Next Eye Exam

Maintaining optimal eye health starts with regular check-ups with the optometrist. Visiting your optometrist for an eye exam is crucial for maintaining not only your vision but also your overall health. For those who have never been, or who haven’t gone in a while, here’s what you can typical...


The Connection Between Eye Health and General Health: What Your Eyes Reveal About Your Overall Well-Being

Most people think of eye exams as a way to update their prescription or check for common vision problems like nearsightedness or astigmatism. But the truth is, your eyes are one of the best indicators of your overall health. A comprehensive eye exam doesn’t just help you see clearly—it can also uncover hidden health concerns before symptoms even appear.


Are You Taking Good Care of Your Lenses?

It's remarkable what a change a pair of thin contact lenses or pieces of glass can make. The transformation that occurs when you first put on glasses or contact lenses is nothing short of miraculous — suddenly, individual blades of grass and leaves on trees snap into clear focus. This clarity i...