Keszei Vision Care
All topics related to Glaucoma
Times have changed. When I started my first practice in 1987, I quickly explained how the eye worked by using the analogy of a camera. The front surface of the lens acted the same as the cornea. The diaphragm functioned similarly to the iris and pupil. The retina acted like the camera’s film. …
This month’s newsletter is a reprint of an earlier newsletter. Several times a week, patients call me, telling me they ran out of their eyedrops. When they try to refill them, the pharmacists say it is too early for a refill. Why are they running out so soon? Hopefully, this article will help answer that question.
I would like you to start thinking about eyedrops a little differently. When you buy a prescription that comes in a pill form, such as a blood pressure medication…