Classic Vision Care Blog

How To Protect Your Kids From Eye Infections

Practicing good hygiene is the best way to protect your kids from eye infections. One of the most common infections contracted by kids is conjunctivitis, and if your child is affected, make sure your family is using these best practices to avoid the spread of this...

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Recognizing the Signs of Macular Degeneration

According to the American Macular Degeneration Foundation (AMDF®), more than 10 million Americans currently face macular degeneration. This incurable eye disease remains the leading cause of vision loss. When diagnosed in time, the optometrists at Classic Vision...

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Am I a Candidate for Contact Lenses?

Do you need assistance with vision correction? Our knowledgeable optometrists Mital Patel, OD, Mark Machen, OD, and Ashley Swalla, OD, at Classic Vision Care in Kennesaw and Marietta, Georgia, look forward to helping you see the world more clearly via glasses or...

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5 Steps to Prevent Diabetic Eye Disease

If you suffer from diabetes, you possess a greater chance of developing such eye diseases as cataracts, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy, which occurs when high blood sugar damages delicate blood vessels within your eyes. Classic Vision Care optometrists Mital...

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How Staring At Screens Can Impact Your Vision

Everywhere you look, you see people using phones, small screens, and computers for leisure, information, and work, and chances are pretty good that you are doing the same thing. It’s amazing to be able to connect with the rest of the world any time you choose, to find...

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The Symptoms of Eye Infections Caused By Contacts

You probably know that it’s not a good idea to sleep in your contact lenses, and you are also aware that wearing disposable lenses past the prescribed replacement date is asking for trouble. If you are going swimming, it’s also smart to take your contacts out first....

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Optometry and COVID19: What You Should Know

Now that things are reopening, our offices have reopened and we’re safely delivering our full range of optometric services. We’re making sure that you’re safe, with extra sanitary measures, temperature checks, and masks to ensure that you have as little risk of...

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The Link Between Diabetes and Your Eye Health

According to the American Diabetes Association, people suffering from either type 1 or type 2 diabetes, a disease where your blood sugar or glucose levels remain too high, possess a greater risk than the general population of eye disease and eventual blindness. It’s...

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