How Often Should You Visit an Eye Doctor?

Regular eye exams are vital for maintaining overall health, and at GOODLUUK, we care about your vision. Even if you don't need a new prescription, regular check-ups help detect issues early. Here's a guide on how often you should schedule your exams:

Recommended Exam Frequency

Infants and Children

Start early. First exam at six months, again at three years, and before school starts. Early detection is key for addressing vision problems.

Teens and Adults

Every two years is recommended to track vision changes and update prescriptions as needed.

Seniors (60+)

Annual exams are crucial, as aging increases risks for various eye conditions.

Risk Factors to Consider

• Genetic Predisposition: Family history of eye conditions or systemic diseases can increase risk.
• Medications: Some may affect your eyes, requiring monitoring.
• Lifestyle Choices: Smoking and UV exposure can harm your eyes; wear UV-blocking sunglasses.

When to See an Eye Doctor Sooner

• New light sensitivity or signs of infection.
• Loss of night vision or sudden blurry vision.
• Frequent headaches or changes in vision.

Prioritize Your Eye Health with GOODLUUK

At GOODLUUK, we encourage you to prioritize your eye health. Schedule your next exam today and take proactive steps to protect your vision. Your eyes will thank you!