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This blog busts common myths about blue light and digital devices, clarifying what really causes eye strain and how to protect your vision. It positions EyeSite as a clear-headed, tech-savvy resource for digital eye care.

At Eyesite Optometry, we believe that exceptional eye care begins with a personalized approach. Serving Southern California from our boutique-style locations in Cerritos and Newport Coast, we combine cutting-edge technology with individualized attention to safeguard your vision.

Don’t let your FSA/HSA funds go to waste—request an eye health wellness assessment with us. This comprehensive assessment detects early signs of eye and systemic health issues, while our opticians can help you invest in high-quality eyewear tailored to your lifestyle.

From childhood to old age, regular eye exams are vital for detecting early vision issues, managing refractive errors, and preventing long-term eye conditions.

Many people have trouble seeing in low-light conditions or at night, a phenomenon commonly known as night blindness. This can range from mild inconvenience to a significant hindrance in daily activities, particularly when driving at night or navigating dimly lit spaces. Understanding the causes of poor low-light vision and knowing...

Comprehensive eye exams are crucial for early detection and management of eye conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration. At Eyesite Optometry in Cerritos, we emphasize the importance of regular eye exams to maintain optimal eye health and vision. Discover the benefits of thorough eye exams and how they can protect your vision.

An individual's eyes can reveal a lot about them, including their mood, feelings, and even emotions. By simply looking at them, eyes can convey a warm, bright, and inviting vibe as well as a cold and repellent one – they are the window to a person’s soul. The Iris: What...

While we all know that drinking alcohol can harm our bodies, what does it do specifically to our eyes? Short-term exposure to alcohol can alter vision, but what about repeated exposure to alcohol? Are there any permanent effects that you need to worry about? People who consider themselves to be "social drinkers"...