Terri Haberman OD

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Blue-Light Filtering & Anti-Fog Glasses Young people are spending even more time than in previous years on their mobile devices and computers. That means more digital eye fatigue and more potential damage from harmful blue light. I am emphasizing the benefits of computer glasses. Patients are eager to both protect children’s eyes, as well as help accelerate their academic performance. Products that keep young eyes comfortable while doing school work can enable higher-quality study time, and any product that could potentially avert damage to children’s eyes is going to be deemed essential by many parents.

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When it comes to at-home vision tests, patients should be wary of any company that claims its device can replace the care that a doctor provides, AOA President Barbara L. Horn, O.D., says amid reports of inaccurate marketing claims made by online vision test companies while optometry offices have been closed during the pandemic. Read AOA's statement here: prn.to/3fsiJQP

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Hello my Dear Patients . At this point offices have been shut down for safety. We are able to send you products by mail. If you are in need of contacts or glasses we can make that happen. ... Please call at 908-385-5313. This is my personal line or [email protected]. We will be able to help you get what you need. For medical emergencies. Call.I will get you seen. Please maintain 6 foot distance between people. Wash your hands as often as possible. Dr Terri Haberman Optometric Physician