Appleton Eye Associates

05/01/2026

Stay safe this sports season, If a concussion occurs, changes in vision like headaches, blurred sight, or trouble tracking can follow. Book an appointment if something doesn’t feel right.

04/29/2026

April is Woman’s Eye Health and Safety Month! According to the National Eye Institute, 2 out of every 3 people living with blindness or vision problems are women.

Schedule your eye exam today so you can learn ways to keep your eyes healthy and safe: https://bit.ly/4vI2RAzhttps://bit.ly/4vI2Xbp

04/27/2026

The return of allergy season means dealing with red, watery eyes again. Don’t suffer through it—make an appointment and get the relief you need.

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04/25/2026

Whether it’s daily wear or sunglasses, we’ve got a wide selection of designer frames and lenses to match your style and needs.

04/23/2026

A comprehensive eye exam can reveal more than just your vision—it can also provide insights into your heart health and other underlying health issues you might not even be aware of.

Schedule your appointment today at one of our six locations: https://bit.ly/4mfHT7O

04/21/2026

Children’s vision changes fast — make sure your little one’s eyes are checked as they grow. We’re here for every stage of life.

Schedule your appointment today at one of our six locations: https://bit.ly/4mfHT7O

04/17/2026

Allergy season is upon us - if you are experiencing itchy, red, watery eyes a solution may be closer than you think. Come by one of our 6 locations for tips on how to combat allergy season!

04/15/2026

As we get older, it’s normal to expect some changes in our eyesight to occur. But did you know that variations in hormone levels, especially during puberty, pregnancy, or menopause, can also cause changes to your eyesight? Come by any of our 6 locations about symptoms to look out for and changes to expect when experiencing any hormonal changes.

04/13/2026

As the warmer weather rolls in, outdoor sports are back in full swing! April is Sports Eye Safety Month—make sure to protect your eyes with sunglasses or protective eyewear to prevent injuries and stay in the game.

04/11/2026

Meet Doctor Susan Rzepka!

Dr. Rzepka joined Appleton Eye Associates in 2007 delivering high quality eye care to pediatric, adolescent, adult and elderly patients. In her spare time, she and her husband are busy raising their growing family.

05/14/2023

Happy Mother's Day!!!

07/22/2021

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Let us help you decide the best lens option for you The Difference Between Polarized & Photosensitive Lenses When it comes to sun protection for your eyes, the choices are vast and sometimes confusing

06/25/2019

Happy Tuesday to our Appleton Eye-Amesbury friends! We are streamlining our Social Media. On July 1, we will be deactivating this page. We invite you to like our main page, Appleton Eye Associates - https://www.facebook.com/AppletonEyeAssociates/
We can't wait to share all of our BIG plans! See you there!

Our friendly local optometry offices have experienced and knowledgeable doctors and are ready to give you the best eye care available. Optical services and newest technology are available. Offices in Newburyport, Amesbury, North Reading, and Hamilton.

05/24/2019

03/20/2019

Saturday, March 23rd our Amesbury and Hamilton locations will be closed. As well as the optical shop in Newburyport. The staff is heading to Vision Expo for continuing education. Sorry for any inconvenience.🤓

06/21/2018

Are your eyes ready for the summer? They need to be… it’s the first day of summer!

06/17/2018

Happy Father’s Day to all the cool pops!

06/08/2018

Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness worldwide and more than half of Americans will develop this condition by the age of 80. You can reduce or slow your risk of cataracts by keeping these habits: Protect your eyes from UV exposure, avoid sunlamps and tanning booths, don’t smoke, eat a proper diet, and your eyes checked regularly.

06/02/2018

Make sunglasses part of your going out routine. Protect your eyes for years to come.