Common Vision Problems

Color Vision Testing

Why Color Vision Testing Goes Beyond Red-Green Blindness

When most people hear about a color vision screening test, they immediately think of red-green color blindness. While red-green deficiency is the most common type, it’s only one part of a much larger picture. In reality, color vision testing can uncover a wide range of visual and health-related issues—some of which may impact daily life, career choices, and even overall eye health. At Eyes On Brickell, color vision testing is designed to go beyond basic screenings, offering detailed insights into how your eyes and brain process color. Let’s explore why this test matters, who should get it, and what it can reveal beyond red and green confusion. What is a Color Vision...

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Children's Eye Health Month

National Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month: Why August is the Best Time to Act?

As summer ends and back-to-school season begins, parents are busy with new backpacks and school supplies. But there's one important thing that often gets overlooked: your child's eye health. August, designated as National Children's Eye Health and Safety Month, serves as a timely reminder to prioritize this essential aspect of a child's well-being. Vision problems that aren’t caught early can make it hard for kids to succeed in school and enjoy their daily activities. If your child often complains of headaches or has trouble seeing the board, these could be signs of vision issues that need to be checked out. Eyes on Brickell is always ready to support families in this important...

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Common Vision Problems

Common Vision Problems in School-Aged Children and How to Spot Them

Your child’s vision is a cornerstone of their development. Good eyesight can help them enjoy their hobbies, learn to read and write, and even play sports. Unfortunately, many children experience common vision problems that can significantly impact their daily lives. Did you know that according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 6.8% of US children under 18 suffer from eye and vision issues? Not only this, nearly 3% of kids under 18 years have vision impairment or blindness. It's essential to be at least familiar with common vision problems and spot them early. Getting acquainted with these problems helps ensure our school-aged children see clearly and...

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