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This season, we're thankful for the trust our patients place in us to care for their vision. It’s a privilege to help you see the world more clearly and enjoy life’s beautiful moments.
Happy Thanksgiving from Eye Center of Hawaii 🦃🥧✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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Grateful for your recent care this Thanksgiving. What a team !
Our team attended the Hawaii Active Seniors Expo at the Hawaii Convention Center last weekend in Honolulu. We loved meeting everyone who stopped by our booth and sharing our frames and discussing your eye health! 🌺 Hawaii Active Seniors Expo ... See MoreSee Less
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This season, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to each of our patients. Huge mahalo for trusting us with your vision care and allowing us to be part of your journey to better sight. Every visit, every story, and every smile inspires us to keep providing the highest level of care. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our next frame line: Lele: Inspired by the Hawaiian word for "to fly" or "to soar," these frames symbolize freedom and clarity. Rooted in the rich tradition of Hawaiian paddling, LELE embodies the spirit of the koaʻe bird, known for its impressive flight along the coastal cliffs. Our designer, a Hawaii-born paddler, crafted this line inspired by the 'olelo no'eau, “He koa’e manu o ka pali kahako” —a tribute to those who soar above the rest. Each frame in the LELE collection is designed to reflect the grace and agility of the koaʻe, symbolizing an outstanding person's journey. #LeleFrames #HawaiianInspiration #EyewearDesign #HawaiianCulture #OceanSpirit ... See MoreSee Less
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While cataracts are a natural part of aging for many people, you can take steps to delay their development and keep your eyes healthy! Here are a few ways to protect your vision:
🌞 Wear Sunglasses – UV protection helps prevent lens damage.
🥦 Eat a Healthy Diet – Nutrients like Vitamin C and antioxidants can support eye health.
🚬 Avoid Smoking – Smoking increases your risk of cataracts.
👓 Regular Eye Exams – Early detection is key to managing eye health as you age.
However, if your vision is fading or has become cloudy, we can help. Call us to schedule an exam today. ... See MoreSee Less
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If you've met your Medicare or medical insurance deductible for the year and you've been told you have cataracts, now's a great time for cataract surgery. Don't wait any longer to see clearly! ... See MoreSee Less
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