Frustrated that your vision has changed with age? Never needed glasses but now you do? This one’s for you!

In this video, we’ll review what presbyopia is, visual symptoms patients can experience, common treatment options, and whether or not there is anything you can do to avoid developing this.

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What is presbyopia? 00:17
How our eye focuses for near work 00:34
Why does presbyopia occur? 00:48
Common visual symptoms 01:00
Nearsighted vs. farsighted 01:12
Eye exercises and eye vitamins 01:30
Common presbyopia treatment options 01:44
Different options for glasses 02:16
Contact lenses for presbyopia 03:10
New FDA approved Vuity eye drops for presbyopia? 03:19
Is laser surgery an option for presbyopia? 03:38
What is monovision? 03:59

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