WHAT: Pollen, sandy beaches, dust from spring cleaning... they can all take a toll on eyewear. Cleaning your eyeglasses each day is the best way to keep them looking great and prevent scratches and other damage. But there's a right way -- and plenty of wrong ways -- to do it. Here are some handy tips from top eye expert Sandy T. Feldman MD:
The Right Way
The Wrong Way
Other Tips:
WHY: “Following these easy tips is the best way to keep your eyeglasses clean and scratch-free for as long as possible,” Dr. Feldman advises.
WHO: Sandy T. Feldman MD is a world-renowned corneal expert who has successfully performed more than 20,000 refractive procedures. Clearview has been voted Best LASIK center by the San Diego Union Tribune and by CityBeat. Dr. Feldman’s many awards include Top Doc San Diego; the Goldline Award, an honor granted to the top 10 laser eye care specialists in the U.S.; and the Silver Elite RealSelf Award. She has also been profiled in publications such as Forbes and Newsweek and is an expert commentator on TV talk shows and news programs. Dr. Feldman is a fellow of the prestigious American College of Ophthalmic Surgeons, as well as a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery. More details at clearvieweyes.com.
CONTACT: I can arrange an interview with Dr. Feldman to discuss eyewear or any other eye-related topic. Contact Diana Soltesz at [email protected] or 818-618-5634.
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