As a former  school teacher, I have seen first hand how kids struggle when they can’t see properly. Studies show that 80% of what we learn comes in through our eyes. Any vision difficulties can hinder how we, and our children learn and grow. Since most vision issues tend to creep up slowly it is important for kids to have complete eye exams starting as young as 6 months of age, at 3 years, before starting kindergarten and then yearly for the rest of their lives. Screenings at school and the pediatrician’s office are not enough to ensure eye health. If your child needs glassesit is imperative to receive comprehensive eye care so that adjustments can be made as their vision changes.

We no longer have health or vision insurance for us or our kids. I have been looking into VSP, the only national not-for-profit in vision care.  VSP reinvests in the things its nearly 60 million members value most – the best care at the lowest out-of-pocket costs. With a network of 30,000 doctors and highest credentialing requirements, VSP members have the freedom to choose the provider, location, and eye wear that’s right for them. It’s easy to see why VSP is consumers’ #1 choice in vision care.

I know how important proper vision care is for my kids but it is also important for adults, even those who don’t require corrective lenses. Comprehensive eye exams not only check for vision correction but for other eye and systemic diseases including glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetes and many more.

If you are looking for information on eye health or if you are in the market for vision insurance, visit VSP’s website and check out all of the great information they have as well as how to enroll.

You can also keep up with VSP on their social media channels-Facebook and Twitter.

Disclosure:I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls Collective and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.

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