Blurry lines, tired eyes, or small print that just won’t cooperate? We’ll explain what’s going on in plain language and match you with lenses—glasses or contacts—that make everyday vision feel natural again.



Astigmatism happens when the eye’s front surface has an uneven curve, so light doesn’t focus neatly—straight lines can look wavy or smeared.
Presbyopia is the normal age-related change that makes near tasks (phones, menus, labels) harder after about 40, because the eye’s focusing system becomes less flexible.
Together or on their own, they’re common—and very fixable with the right lenses.
Blurry or shadowed text, squinting, eye strain or headaches (especially after screens), trouble switching focus from near to far, and needing brighter light for reading. Night driving halos or ghosting are also common with uncorrected astigmatism.
Your exam includes modern refraction and imaging to measure how your eyes focus at different distances, check corneal shape, and rule out issues that can mimic blur. We’ll show you side-by-side clarity during the exam so you can feel the difference the right correction makes.
Glasses
Contact lenses
Not sure which route is best? We’ll ask about your routine—work, screens, hobbies, sports—and recommend a plan that fits real life.
Good lighting, breaks from near work (20-20-20 rule), proper screen distance/height, and anti-glare lenses can all reduce strain. If dryness affects clarity or comfort, we’ll evaluate for Dry Eye Treatment and adjust your lens materials or wear schedule.
You might have some questions, here you can find the most common answers, if you don't find what you're looking for please give us a call and we will gladly help you.
No—astigmatism and presbyopia are very common focusing changes. We’ll still check eye health carefully to keep you safe and confident.
Not necessarily. Progressives or multifocal contacts can give near-to-far vision without swapping glasses.
It can change over time, just like other parts of your prescription. Regular exams keep you seeing comfortably.
Yes. A Contact Lens Exam includes extra measurements, trial lenses, and training for a precise, comfortable fit.
Your eyesight is precious, and we’re here to help you keep it that way. With convenient scheduling, advanced diagnostics, and a compassionate team, Apple Eye Care is ready to care for you and your family.
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