Our colleagues at Boston Children's Hospital have created a short video that explains the whole process of a new patient eye exam. Techniques will vary between clinicians but fundamentals of the exam remain the same.

Amblyopia describes reduced vision in one, or both, eye(s) that does not immediately improve with the glasses correction. Visit our dedicated webpage for more information and treatment tips and tricks

Double vision (Diplopia) describes an individual seeing two images of a single object. The AACO has created a tri-fold brochure explaining the causes and possible treatment options.

Also known as age related distance esotropia, this describes an acquired inability of the two eyes to fully diverge when looking at objects in the distance, usually causing double vision.

Also known as Foveal Misregistration/ Foveal Displacement Syndrome/ Macular Diplopia or Central-Peripheral Rivalry

The American Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus has a comprehensive list ophthalmic terminology and conditions

Prisms are often prescribed as a non-surgical treatment option for double vision. AACO has created a one sheet handout to answer the most frequently asked questions.

Learning your child needs glasses can feel overwhelming especially if no one else in the family is a glasses wearer. This brochure guides you through picking your child's first pair.