Midwest Eye Associates

10/14/2026

Vision Awareness Month is the perfect time to check in on your eye health. Even if your vision feels fine, regular eye exams are important for detecting changes that may not have obvious symptoms right away. Whether you wear glasses, contacts, or have not had an exam in a while, October is a great reminder to schedule your next visit with us.

10/13/2026

Professional during the week. Bold on the weekend. Your eyewear can change with your style.

Buy your first pair at Midwest Eye Associates and receive 60% off your second pair throughout October and November.

Schedule your eye exam online and let our optical team help you find both looks.
Some restrictions may apply.

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10/13/2026

Some eyes need more than a standard soft contact lens. Scleral lenses are larger specialty lenses that rest on the white part of the eye and create a fluid-filled space over the cornea.They may provide clearer, more stable vision and improved comfort for people with irregular corneas, keratoconus, severe dry eye, or difficulty wearing traditional contacts. Contact us for a specialty lens evaluation.
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10/08/2026

Have you been told that contact lenses are not an option for you? Scleral lenses can often be customized for people with keratoconus, corneal irregularities, severe dry eye, or previous eye surgery. Contact us to learn whether a specialty lens fitting could improve your comfort and clarity.
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10/08/2026

World Sight Day is a reminder to pause and appreciate the importance of healthy vision. Eye care is not just about seeing clearly — it’s about protecting your eye health, detecting changes early, and supporting your quality of life. This October, take a moment to prioritize your eyes by booking a comprehensive eye exam with Midwest Eye Associates. Clear vision starts with regular care.

10/06/2026

Two pairs mean more ways to see clearly and express your style.

During October and November, purchase one pair of eyewear at Midwest Eye Associates and receive 60% off your second pair. Choose a backup pair, prescription sunglasses, computer glasses or another look you love.

Book your eye exam online and start exploring your options.
Some restrictions may apply.

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10/01/2026

Dry eye symptoms can include burning, redness, excessive watering, a gritty sensation, fluctuating vision, and discomfort while wearing contact lenses. Because several factors can disrupt the tear film, lasting relief begins with identifying the cause.Our experts can evaluate your symptoms and recommend a personalized dry eye treatment plan based on your needs.
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09/30/2026

September is the perfect time to reset your routine and prioritize your eye health. With back-to-school schedules, fall activities, sports season, and new eyewear styles arriving, now is a great time to book an eye exam for the whole family. Whether you need updated glasses, contact lenses, protective eyewear, or a fresh fall look, we're here to help you see the season clearly and confidently.
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09/29/2026

A specialty contact lens should not feel like an off-the-shelf solution.

Scleral lenses are carefully selected and fitted using detailed measurements of the eye’s surface. Because they vault over the cornea and hold a reservoir of fluid beneath the lens, they may improve both vision and comfort for patients with complex corneal or ocular-surface conditions.

The fitting process may involve adjustments and follow-up visits—but that precision is what makes these lenses so unique. Discover what a truly customized contact lens experience can look like.
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09/25/2026

Menus getting harder to read? Headlights looking brighter at night? Small vision changes can be your cue to check in with your eye doctor.
Learn which age-related vision problems can sneak up on you.

Learn the common signs of vision changes and when to schedule an eye exam at Midwest Eye Associates. Schedule an eye care appointment today.