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It’s game day baby Nothing can stop our boys in red! #ChiefsKingdom #RunItBack #SuperBowl #RedKingdom #localpride #kcchiefs

RED FRIDAY #GoChiefs #Back2Back

New Year+New Benefits= NEW Glasses!!! Let us help you freshen up your eyewear #ScheduleAnExam #ShopLocal #EyecareBecauseWeCare

Happy New Year to our outstanding patient family Thank you for your loyalty and support of this small business 2020 has been a year of challenges, learning and growth and we couldn’t have done it without you. We are optimistic about the coming year and determined to continue ... Eyecare because we Care S you in 2021

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We’re Going to the Super Bowl!!!

Looking for a stocking stuffer!? Look no further, stop by today and pick up this! #EyeMask #Soothing #DryEye #OcuSoft #EyecareBecauseWeCare #HappyHolidays #StockingStuffer

We are Red Friday ready with our official Chiefs Oakley sunglasses. Stop in today! #ChiefsKingdom #eyecarebecausewecare #SuperBowlBound

HAPPY THURSDAY! We will be closed over Lunch today for our Holiday Party! We will close at NOON, and re-open at 1:30PM. We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy today. See you soon. #Holidays #StaffParty #ClosedForLunch #StayWarm

Don’t forget to call before we are out of appointment slots for the year! #EyecareBecauseWeCare #NewYear

We are feeling pretty festive at Vision Source Eyecare! #WinterWonderland

In an emergency, every second counts. Vision Source Eyecare is here to help. If you need emergency eye care or know someone who does, call for immediate assistance. Here are some common situations that should be considered urgent:... Eye infections Foreign objects in the eye, such as small shards of glass or metal Cuts or punctures of the eye or eyelid Chemical exposure causing pain or vision problems Sudden vision loss or change in your vision Scratches caused by foreign objects Sudden onset of floaters or flashes of light Can I do basic first aid at home? In an emergency, there is no substitution for experienced medical care. But here are a few guidelines you can follow in specific emergencies: If you have chemicals in your eyes, flush your eyes with water for 15 minutes and don't cover the affected eye. If there is a foreign body in the eye, avoid rubbing and try to gently rinse away the debris. If you have sustained a major blow to your eye, use a cold compress to prevent swelling. If your eye or eyelid has been punctured, try to cover the eye. For instance, if you have an elongated object stuck in your eye, use the bottom of a foam cup to stabilize the puncturing object. Do not rinse. The best way to protect yourself from eye emergencies is to educate yourself about the risks and act accordingly. Make sure you wear protective goggles in situations where your eyes are at risk. Keep a first aid kit that includes a rigid eye shield, eyewash, and sterile gauze in any area where your eye could be exposed to damage. Acting quickly during an emergency eye situation is critical. If you need emergency help, call Vision Source Eyecare for immediate assistance. https://vseyecare.com/vision-care/emergency-eye-exams/

We hope everyone has a WONDERFUL week. It’s NOT to late to get in before the end of the year to use your benefits before they renew! #CallToday #UseItBeforeYouLoseIt #HappyMonday #ShopLocal #EyecareBecauseWeCare

The PERFECT Frame, The PERFECT Face! #LetUsHelpStyleYou #EyecareBecauseWeCare #ShopLocal #PlatteCity