Educational tools, not diagnostic tools. When in doubt, see an eye-care professional.
Every 20 minutes of screen time, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.
Wear UV-blocking sunglasses year-round — even in winter and on cloudy days.
Keep screens an arm's length away and slightly below eye level to reduce strain.
Leafy greens, omega-3s, and staying hydrated support long-term eye health.
Encourage two hours outside daily — sunlight exposure helps prevent childhood nearsightedness.
Even without symptoms, adults should get a comprehensive eye exam every 1–2 years.
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Anyone facing barriers to vision care — veterans, unhoused neighbors, low-income families, students, and older adults. Walk-ins welcome; pre-registration speeds things up.
Community Vision Events are free. Screening, comprehensive exam, and one pair of prescription eyeglasses are all provided at no cost to participants.
No. You do not need vision insurance or health insurance to be seen at our events.
Your current glasses if you have them, a list of medications, and any prior eye-care records. We'll handle the rest.
Yes — we welcome children. A parent or guardian must complete the registration and consent forms for anyone under 18.
Plan for 60–90 minutes from check-in through frame selection. Glasses are typically ready within a few weeks and delivered or picked up.
Six questions to help you decide whether an exam is worth scheduling.
Signs to watch for at home and in school.
A printable overview to share with neighbors before the event.
What to bring and what to expect from a comprehensive exam.
Downloads currently distributed on request. Email info@primefocusinc.org for print masters.