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Dr. Eric Verret brings over 25 years of expertise in the field of eye care, with a mission to help patients see clearly and improve their overall quality of life. He takes the time to thoroughly explain to each patient the underlying causes of their symptoms and outlines effective solutions to… Dr. Eric Verret brings over 25 years of expertise in the field of eye care, with a mission to help patients see clearly and improve their overall quality of life. He takes the time to thoroughly explain to each patient the underlying causes of their symptoms and outlines effective solutions to address their concerns. In addition to providing expert care, he is dedicated to educating patients on how to prevent eye diseases for long-term eye health. He offers a wide range of eye care services, including comprehensive eye exams, LASIK consultations (at no additional cost), myopia management, emergency exams, and contact lens fittings. He is well-versed in managing a variety of patient concerns such as eye infection and inflammation, dry eye, double vision, and allergic eye issues. Currently practicing at Escondido Eyecare, Dr. Verret is proud to utilize the latest advancements in technology, including ultrawide field-of-view retinal imaging to ensure the best care. His practice offers cutting-edge eyewear options such as anti-fatigue lenses, the widest field-of-view progressive lenses ever, computer glasses, office lenses, blue-blocking lenses, fabulous polarized sunglasses, gorgeous frames and state-of-the-art contact lenses. Notably, he offers the first-ever blue light-blocking contact lenses. These lenses are available for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Additionally, they come in multifocal options, including multifocal lenses for astigmatism, allowing patients to see clearly both near and far without the need for glasses or readers. With all these groundbreaking lenses, patients no longer need to wear non-prescription blue-blocking glasses over their contact lenses. Read more
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