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October is Halloween Safety Month, a time to remind everyone how important it is to protect and care for your eyes. One of the biggest risks to eye health comes from wearing costume or decorative contact lenses purchased without a prescription.

Ocular Healthy Aging Month is a reminder that our vision deserves the same care and attention as the rest of our health.

August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting and preserving our children’s eyesight.

Dry eye disease (DED) is more than just occasional eye discomfort—it’s a chronic issue that can significantly impact your quality of life. Understanding the symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options is the first step toward better eye health.

June is Cataract Awareness Month, a time to spotlight one of the leading causes of vision loss and blindness—cataracts.

May is Healthy Vision Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about eye health and the steps we can take to protect our vision for life.

Part of allergy suffering can include red, teary eyes or painful inner eyelids. This can be associated with seasonal springtime allergies or even summer and fall allergies.

In honor of Save Your Vision Month, celebrated each March, Dr, Garcia and staff at Bulls Eye Care remind residents in Tampa about the importance of healthy eating habits for optimum eye health.

The sun’s damaging effects are a concern year-round regardless of what the temperature is outside. The best protection against the sun’s damaging rays is consistent use of sunglasses.

We encourage you to add something to their list of resolutions in 2025: schedule an eye exam for yourself and your family. 

When making decisions for selecting new toys, parents need to tell Santa and loved ones to pick eye-safe and age appropriate toys for children.

With a dilated eye examination, an optometrist can detect and diagnose diabetes and start you on the road to treatment for the disease. You should consider having a comprehensive eye examination as part of National Diabetes Month this November

Sports eye injuries literally happen in the blink of an eye and affect professionals and amateurs alike. What do you do if you have an eye injury? Contact Bulls Eye Care directly for the fastest, most effective response.

Parents and teachers need to know that with a complete eye examination, we can diagnose and begin treatment of many debilitating vision and eye health issues in children.

Protect Your Eyes by Attending Professional Fireworks Displays Each year over the holiday, thousands of adults and children are seriously injured as a result of fireworks and pyrotechnic devices. Many burns and injuries affect eyesight.

Wedding day makeup tips for contact lens wearers

LAWN AND GARDEN: AVOID TRIMMER TROUBLE BY USING EYE PROTECTION. Nylon lawn trimmers are now the fifth leading cause of penetrating eye injuries. Use safety goggles. Seek the treatment at our office or at the hospital.