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Like any organ, the eye is subject to problems and illnesses. Many are easily remedied. Several diseases may also affect the eye, either directly or as part of a system-wide problem. Often serious, these conditions require immediate professional care to preserve your vision.
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Bausch + Lomb is one of the best-known and most respected healthcare companies in the world.
Offering the world’s most comprehensive portfolio of eye health products, the company’s core businesses include contact lenses and lens care products, ophthalmic surgical devices and instruments, and ophthalmic pharmaceuticals.
We began in 1853 in Rochester, New York, and our history of innovation continues today as we invent new materials, engineer new technologies, and create pioneering ways to help people see better to live better.
If the images you see are blurred, one or more of the following four conditions could be responsible.
For a nearsighted person, close objects are clear, but distant objects are blurred and difficult to distinguish.
Technically known as hyperopia, people who are farsighted have difficulty seeing close objects; distant objects may be clear but up close objects appear blurry.
For people with astigmatism, all objects both near and far are distorted.
Presbyopia is a natural occurrence in which the eye can no longer focus near objects. It commonly develops in people around the age of 40.
