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Do you know what the most common risk factors are for age-related macular degeneration?

There is more than one factor that can contribute to someone getting age-related macular degeneration (AMD) as they get older. Here is some information on AMD and the symptoms, risk factors, and treatments.

As we age, so many things about our body change, including our vision. In your 40s, you should have your eyes examined every two to four years and in your 50s-60s every one to three years. Contact our office to receive an eye exam. classic-optical.com

Tears provide moisture for your eyes, but when they're dry, your eyes lack that moisture and lubrication. But what exactly can cause this?

Have you noticed any drastic changes in your vision lately? If so, don't wait to book an appointment. Schedule a time to see us and have your eyes examined. classic-optical.com