Greetings! I hope you are well. Like many of you, I wear glasses much of my waking hours. I first started wearing glasses when I was around 9 years old, and have worn some combination of glasses or contact lenses since then, with the wondrous exception of 12 years from my Lasik surgery until birthdays caught me and bifocals kicked in. The quality of spectacle lenses has improved dramatically over the years. I wear progressive, no-line multifocal lenses instead of lined bifocals. I have super-thin lenses, with anti-glare, anti-reflective lens coatings. Amazing! However, I am the single most visually-compulsive person (more…)
Read moreWhy do we dilate your pupils?
Greetings! Today I’d like to discuss one of the more common questions that the staff and doctors at Triangle Visions hear from our patients: “Why do you need to dilate my pupils?” First, let me say that we recognize that this common procedure is an annoyance for most patients. It causes you to be more light sensitive, and to have more difficulty reading, for a few hours. No one likes that; we don’t like it when we get our own pupils dilated! Thankfully, the drops that we use to dilate today are dramatically more gentle than the ones we used (more…)
Read moreHello All! In celebration of my wife and I deciding that Italy is the official destination of our 25th wedding anniversary in 2012, let me say, “Buon Natale!” Well, it happens every year. We preach and preach for all our contact lens patients to follow the prescribed wearing schedule, use the prescribed solutions, and have accurate back-up glasses. As Santa checks his list of naughty and nice, where would you fall when it comes to following your eye doctor’s instructions regarding your contact lenses? As often happens, late afternoon on Christmas Eve, a Durham patient paged me; from the tone (more…)
Read moreGreetings! You may have noticed that our web site at www.trianglevisions.com has been rebuilt, and we hope that you like it! Our goal was to make it more visual (big surprise there, right?), and more functional. I would love your feedback! My wife and I have been at Triangle Visions for 18 years now. Wow! In many ways it seems much shorter than that! Dr. Glupker joined us in 1992, which also seems amazing. One of the things that we have consistently noticed over the years is that we get very busy in late November and December. I think we (more…)
Read moreWord from Myrtle Beach Conference
Diabetic retinopathy is awfully tough on the retina, and these are the only two retinas you are ever going to get! How can you enjoy the beauty of the ocean, or the majesty of the mountains, if you cannot see them?
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