March 2021
Friends,

We are looking for the lucky ones! We are currently looking for enthusiastic, hard-working and driven individuals to join our team! We have administrative, technician and sales positions available. On the Job Training will be provided to interested candidates?

Please send your resume to hello@lakeoconeeeyecare.com!

We love our patients! We are always here for you and welcome your call, email, or visit to our office anytime.

With Luck, 
The Lake Oconee Eye Care - Vision Source Team
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Crizal was established in the 1990s as an Essilor brand. The mission of the brand was to enhance the visual comfort of wearers through reducing glare and improving the transparency, resistance and durability of lenses. Combining a trio of technologies – anti-reflective, anti-scratch and anti-smudge - Crizal created a new standard of clarity.

Come in and view our selection!

Being colorblind can mean a lot of different things, yet only in rare cases does it mean seeing in black and white.

The technical term for complete color blindness is monochromacy, and it only affects one person in 33,000. Most people with a form of color blindness can see certain colors, but which ones and why depends on a few factors. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of color blindness.


Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of irreversible vision loss for people over 50.

What is AMD? It’s the gradual loss of central vision as the macula (the part of the retina where photoreceptor cells are most concentrated, giving us our detailed central vision) deteriorates. After a certain point, AMD makes it difficult or impossible to perform close-up tasks like reading and writing. Driving is also no longer an option.


Need assistance with an extra pair of frames for your child that loves sports and is always needing a spare pair?

CareCredit is here! Ask our associates for additional information. Applying is simple and easy.
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Phone: 706.453.4535 • Fax: 706.453.4539 • Email: hello@lakeoconeeeyecare.com