Fort Collins Optometrist Sees Colorado Going Up In Smoke With Legalized Pot With the recent legalization of marijuana in Colorado and Washington State, more people are asking about the effects on vision from smoking or orally consuming different forms of marijuana. From an eye doctors perspective I feel there are a few things folks in [...]
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Fort Collins Optometrist-Looking For A New Eye Doctor? Fort Collins Optometrist Accepting and Welcoming New Patients! If you are looking for a new eye doctor in the Fort Collins area we provide expert eye care services in the following areas: Eye Exams and Visual Analysis Binocular Vision (3D Vision & How your eyes work together as a [...]
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month
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Close to four million people in the US have glaucoma
Eyes Predict Bipolar & Schizophrenia
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Vision Changes To Predict Bipolar Disorder? Can someone look into your eyes and know your mental state? A study of children with parents who were either bipolar or schizophrenic seems to indicate this may be true. Special Eye Tests Measure Electrical Changes For Night Vision The electroretinogram uses a special contact lens on the front [...]
Fort Collins Optometrist | Find Us On The Map
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Fort Collins Optometrist | Find Us On The Map Find our Fort Collins Optometry Practice. We are conveniently located across from the Olive Garden and REI. Call (970) 226-0959 to schedule an appointment
Viibryd And Cataracts
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Does Viibryd Cause Cataracts? Can you believe everything you see on TV? Well no-but stay tuned. Some types of age related cataracts do display a higher concentration of serotonin as part of their molecular composition. The connection to prescription drugs that alter serotonin is a little more complex that it appears to be at first [...]