Wendy A. Waguespack, O.D.

06/17/2026

Summer is a great time to reset more than just your schedule; start with your eyes. Between work screens, phones, and late-night scrolling, your eyes rarely get a break. If you’re noticing dryness, fatigue, or headaches, it might be time for an eye exam.
A small adjustment, like updated lenses or blue light support, can make a big difference in your daily comfort. Give your eyes the reset they deserve this season and book your appointment today.


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06/15/2026

How Long Can I Wear Them?
Scleral lenses are designed to be worn 12-14 hours per day. For maximum comfort, some wearers rewet their lenses during the day. If you can’t wear standard lenses due to a corneal condition or severely dry eyes, contact Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD to learn how to benefit from sclerals. s.patientengage.ai/tI4Sm7

06/10/2026

Packing for vacation? Don’t forget your vision essentials. Whether you’re heading to the beach, the city, or the mountains, clear vision helps you enjoy every moment.

Before you go:
✔️ Update your prescription
✔️ Bring a backup pair of eyewear
✔️ Don’t forget sunglasses with UV protection

Stop in before your next trip, we’ll help you see every detail.

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06/08/2026

Scleral lenses are effective for correcting eye conditions that result in irregularly shaped corneas – all while providing clear vision. If you have an eye condition like keratoconus, other forms of corneal disease, or severe dry eye, talk to our eye doctor at Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD about whether scleral lenses are a good fit for you. s.patientengage.ai/tI4Sm7

06/03/2026

Your vision matters at every stage of life.

Cataracts are a natural part of aging for many people, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with blurred or dim vision. This Cataract Awareness Month, we’re here to help you see clearly and confidently with personalized care and routine eye exams.

Stop in or schedule your visit today.

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06/01/2026

Scleral lenses are an excellent option for people with keratoconus, high astigmatism, or other corneal irregularities. If you’re considering scleral lenses, here are a few things you should know. Scleral lenses:
1. Can last 1-2 years with proper care
2. Can be worn 12-14 hours per day
3. Are larger in diameter than traditional contact lenses
4. Form a dome over the sclera, the white part of your eye
5. Contain a reservoir of moisture that keeps eyes hydrated
6. Provide better stability and vision than traditional contact lenses.
If you're interested in scleral lenses, talk to our eye doctor at Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD to see if they’re right for you. s.patientengage.ai/tI4Sm7

05/27/2026

Children often assume everyone sees the way they do. Vision issues can affect learning, focus, and confidence, even if there are no obvious complaints. A comprehensive eye exam helps make sure your child’s vision is supporting their success in and out of the classroom.
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05/25/2026

Enjoy the outdoor weather and fun but don't forget to wear 100% UV protection shades so that you not only protect your eyes but can experience more comfortable vision.
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05/25/2026

Is your child really seeing clearly?
School screenings can miss hidden vision problems that affect reading, focus, and learning.
A comprehensive eye exam at Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD checks much more than basic vision.
Learn more.

Support your child’s learning and long-term vision health with pediatric eye care at Dr. Wendy Waguespack, O.D..

05/20/2026

Visit us to find your new sunglasses for the season! With brighter days ahead, it’s the perfect time to upgrade your look and protect your eyes with proper UV protection. Stop by and explore our latest styles.

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