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Rachel M. Caywood, OD, FAAO, joined the Dean McGee Eye Institute and the University of Oklahoma Department of Ophthalmology as a member of the Optometry Service in May. Dr. Caywood completed her Doctor of Optometry degree at the Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago. She completed a one-year family practice residency in optometry at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.
Contact lenses are one of the most common ways to correct refractive errors. However, many people are unaware how to safely and effectively wear and care for their lenses. Ensuring proper contact lens hygiene and safe handling practices is essential for maintaining...
Progressive lenses and bifocals both correct refractive errors, but they differ in design and functionality. This overview will provide information on how to choose between the two styles of glasses during your next trip to the optical shop. Progressive Lenses vs....
Swimming with contacts may seem harmless, but it can actually pose various risks to your eye health. When contact lenses interact with water, they can absorb potentially harmful microorganisms present in swimming pools, lakes, rivers, or oceans. This can lead to...