Viagra: Get hard and have blurry vision. Win-win, or an excuse in waiting?

Men who take Viagra or other drugs for erectile dysfunction (ED) have complained of temporary blurred vision, but researchers who carried out a new study say the drugs do not seem to impair eyesight permanently, even when taken daily for as long as six months.

Luxottica retail is CUTTING lots of jobs!!

Luxottica retail may tell you things are looking up and sales are better, but is all of that due to consolidation and cuts? Probably yes. IS Luxottica retail moving out older associates as we first reported? Probably yes.  They absolutely don’t “heart” their associates! We have an insiders story below. We at EOH wish all of you Lenscrafters associates the best, and know that their are much better optical jobs out their! Thanks so much for the great information and read all of their great insight below!

Yea, uh-huh..OK. You’re lying!…maybe?

So can the direction a person’s eyes reveal whether or not they are making a truthful statement? Short answer: sort of. But, it isn’t as simple as some recent television shows or movies make it seem. In these shows a detective will deduce a person is being untruthful simply because they looked to the left or right while making a statement.

Look at me first before we decide your health coverage

Are the eyes “windows to the soul,” as the ancient proverb has it? Maybe. But they’re also portals through which one can glimpse signs of health problems — not only eye disorders like cataracts and glaucoma but also systemic illnesses like diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular disease. Sometimes the signs of these diseases are visible in, on, or around the eyes long before symptoms appear.

I hate Maui Jim sunglasses, but it’s not personal :)

I hate Maui Jim’s. Let me tell you why.

First- If ever have the displeasure of ordering them, you will find that most of the MJ frames, do not have the frame name on them, only a number. An example would be 125-01. Now the invoice has the frame name, say Stingray. If a patient says to you, does this frame come in a different color? You look at the frame, which only has a number and have to then thumb through their catalog (which is mainly pages of just colorful pictures) and try to find the frame name that matches the sku on the frame. JUST recently have some of their frames actually have the name on them. It’s about time they start this. (BTW the pages smell bad)

Essilor and Luxottica continue to partner… Must be love

It seems mega giant Essilor and their new girlfriend Luxottica have partnered for a Steve McQueen Persol specs. We found this labor of love at eyegoodies,com. It is an interesting site. they offer both non- prescription and prescription

An amazing artist with a cause.

While doing some research for the site, I came across an article featuring this young man, Jeff Hanson. He has quite a story and a giant heart that honestly has me truly amazed at his generosity and desire to help others. Gee, what have I done lately?

EOH would like to post a retraction!!!! of sorts

It seems that we inadvertently offend one of our readers. It seems we used an image by someone who….I have no idea who, so here is the comment we got. “This poster is one of the First Vision when Joseph Smith, Jr. saw God the Father and Jesus Christ. He was 14 years old and not on drugs. The LDS Church has 14 million members and is the fourth largest in the US. This is very offensive.”  I’m sorry we only offend a few of you, our bad. We will work much harder to offend more of you. Enjoy the updated Joseph Smith image and a few others below.

Get off yer’ arses and Support Nouveau

Time will show us all, how the first blow across VSP’s massive bow actually plays out. If you missed it, here is a blurb from our friends at Laramyk’s blog. “OSI laboratory, Nouveau Vision a small lab in Redmond Washington – for all intents and purposes the last independent laboratory in the state of Washington – having been recently dropped by VSP, is filing suit against VSP and Essilor of unfair trade practices.”

‘Bionic Eye’ May Help Blind See

 A new artificial retina, an array of electrodes implanted on the back of the eye, has been found to restore partial vision to totally blind people.