Sheltering in place has significant health benefits when avoiding or helping to contain COVID-19. However, there are challenges and eyestrain is one such ailment which is increasing significantly due to a surge in screen time. To help us navigate a safe passage through our quarantine without impediment of eye strain, Newsmax is sharing Dr. Jason …
Dr. Jason Brinton was recently interview by Byrdie, a prominent health and beauty website, about the effects of blue light and its relation to our sleep patterns. “Most medical experts recommend limiting screen time late in the evening and prior to bed (up to two hours prior to bed in some studies) as blue light from our …
See Brinton Vision’s full article on COVID-19 Recommendations for Contact Lens Wearers. COVID-19 Coronavirus and Pink Eye Interview Transcription Dr. Jason Brinton: What we commonly call conjunctivitis or pink eye can be caused by a number of sources, the common cold, the seasonal flu, and a variety of viruses including the 2019 novel coronavirus. …
See more details on Brinton Vision’s full recommendations for COVID-19 and Contact Wearers. Transcript of the interview. Contact Wearers News Anchor 1: Well among the many precautions to stop the spread of COVID-19 we’re told not to touch our eyes or face. News Anchor 2: Yeah, that sounds pretty basic, but what are millions …
The Miami Herald shared our video of 37-year-old truck driver David Cheshire as he completes a check-up at Brinton Vision the morning after he became the first person in the U.S. to have Visian Toric ICL implanted. This break-through technology has been used in 63 countries. The U.S. became the 64th country following a 14-year …