NC Eyes

10/14/2026

Eye-opening claims deserve a closer look. Learn how GLP-1s could impact your eyes and get care from an NCOS optometrist.

Is everything you read online about GLP-1s true? Swipe to separate fact from fiction and see why in-person care from a doctor of optometry matters.

Get the facts at https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/caring-for-your-eyes/glp-1-medications-and-your-vision

10/07/2026

If your plan is “squint and hope for the best,” it may be time for a new one.

Whether you’re reading or trying to see the road clearly, don’t just power through.

A comprehensive eye exam can help uncover what’s going on. Find a doctor of optometry at www.nceyes.org/find-an-eye-doctor

09/30/2026

Your daily habits can have a lasting impact on your eyes. Find a doctor of optometry for personalized care and guidance to help protect your long-term eye health. www.nceyes.org/find-an-eye-doctor

09/16/2026

Glasses aren’t one-size-fits-all. See a doctor of optometry for in-person care that helps ensure the right prescription, lenses and fit for your eyes. www.nceyes.org/find-an-eye-doctor

09/15/2026

Last week, Dr. Casey Krug, Mountain District President, represented NCOS at SCO's State Day! Dr. Krug spent the day networking with SCO students and discussing what it looks like to practice in NC, how to find a job, and the process of taking and passing the NC Board exam.

She also hosted 10 students for dinner who are interested in practicing in NC. Overall, the event provided a great opportunity to connect with students, answer their questions, and highlight the many opportunities available in our state.

09/14/2026

On Saturday, September 12, at the end of the NCOS Executive Council meeting, Dr. Madison Angell and Dr. Andrew Barrows presented their Leadership Program group project. The NCOS Executive Council gave their full support and the participants will be working on their project in the months ahead!

09/08/2026

Dr. Kimberly Orr, NCOS Professional Education Trustee, wrote an article for Women in Optometry where she shared practical tips for protecting children’s vision as screen time increases during the school year. Click the link to read the article!

As students head back to school, Dr. Kimberly Orr shares how simple daily habits can protect your child's growing vision.

09/03/2026

Long hours on screens can make it harder to focus. A doctor of optometry can check how your eyes are working together and help identify issues that may be contributing to digital eye strain. Click the link to find an eye doctor near you: www.nceyes.org/find-an-eye-doctor

08/18/2026

Make eye health part of the back-to-school conversation.

As backpacks and school supplies top their checklists, encourage patients to schedule a comprehensive eye exam so they can head into the new year with one more important item checked off.

List your practice on the ACUVUE® doctor locator to make it easy for patients to schedule their back to school eye exam: https://www.jnjvisionpro.com/en-us/acuvue-find-an-eye-doctor/

08/12/2026

Eye irritation from makeup? Replace products regularly, avoid applying makeup too close to the eye, and see a doctor of optometry if symptoms persist. Click the link to find an eye doctor near you! www.nceyes.org/find-an-eye-doctor