Vision Newsletter




COURTESY OF:

Stone Oak Vision Source

Monica Allison, O.D.
Carrie Hall, O.D.
Nancy Guzman, O.D.
David Dorsey, O.D.

19202 Stone Oak Parkway
Suite 106
San Antonio, TX 78258

210-495-9020






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  Jun/Jul 2010

In an effort to provide the best care possible, we are pleased to provide the latest issue of Focus on Health,
a digest of new and useful information from the fields of vision care and preventive medicine.
 

Eye Spots & "Floaters" - You can often see floaters or spots when looking at a plain background, like a blank wall or cloudless sky. You don't actually see the floater itself but its shadow cast onto your retina, the light-sensitive film at the back of your eye. read article

Special Announcement -
When there is something new or exciting at our office...or there is just a great new product or special promotion we think you might like to hear about...we will always try to let you know! Save the date,Saturday August 7, 2010. Patient Appreciation Trunk Show. Click on the link below for more details.  read article

Allergies and the Eye - Approximately 75% of allergy 
sufferers have symptoms affecting the eye. An allergic reaction occurs when the body mounts an unusual immune response to something that's normally harmless. Certain kinds of eye drops are very useful in treating eye allergies while other kinds of
drops can actually make things worse! read article.
  

Daily Disposable Contacts - Over 7 million contact lens wearers are uncomfortable in their present contact lenses. No wonder since they are faced routinely with dry eyes, allergies, solution sensitivities, as well as the hassle of cleaning of their lenses. Daily disposable contact lenses can minimize or eliminate most of these barriers. read article

 
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