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Eye Care Tips From Our Titusville Optometrists

Plain answers to the questions you ask us at the front desk and in the exam room, written by the doctors who see you. Our first posts are on the way. Until then, the three questions we hear most already have answers.

What Titusville Patients Ask Us Most

Why do my eyes burn and water by the afternoon?

Gritty, burning, or watery by three in the afternoon is usually dry eye, and we can treat it at our Downtown office. We look at the oil glands in your eyelids first, because the cause decides the treatment.

Dry eye treatment in Titusville

When should my child have a first eye exam?

Before school starts at the latest, and sooner if your child squints, tilts their head, sits too close to the TV, or fails a school screening. Dr. Bradley at our Playalinda office is residency trained in pediatrics and binocular vision.

Kids' eye exams in Titusville

Is a new floater an eye emergency?

A single floater that drifts across your vision is common, but a sudden shower of them, flashes of light, or a shadow over part of your vision is a same-day call. Call us first and we will tell you which office can see you soonest.

Emergency eye care in Titusville

Have a question you would like us to write about? Tell us at your next visit, or call (321) 269-2021.

Book an Eye Exam in Titusville in About a Minute

Call or text us and we will get you on the books, or pick your own time online. We answer (321) 269-2021 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

  • One number reaches both of our offices
  • New patients are welcome, and we check your insurance before your visit
  • Bring your current glasses or contacts and your insurance card
  • We have been independent and local since 2004

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The upstairs waiting room at Aker Eye Downtown, with the check-in window on the right
Downtown, waiting roomThe upstairs waiting room at Aker Eye Downtown, with the check-in window on the right
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