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Eye Got You is your space for honest, simple conversations about vision, eye health and everyday wellness. I’m Dr Valarie Jerome, optometrist and total eye nerd. No jargon, no pressure—just real talk that helps you feel seen, heard and supported.
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Ortho-K Explained: Can Overnight Contact Lenses Slow Myopia? (opens the original)
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What if your child could see clearly without glasses during the day, simply by wearing contact lenses while they sleep? In this episode of the Eye Got You podcast, Dr. Valerie Jerome explores orthokeratology (Ortho-K), an innovative approach to vision correction and childhood myopia control. Ortho-K uses specially designed rigid gas permeable contact lenses worn overnight to temporarily reshape the cornea, helping many people see clearly throughout the day without glasses or daytime contact lens
Can Your Makeup Cause Dry Eyes? 7 Eye Health Mistakes You Could Be Making (opens the original)
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Could your makeup bag be contributing to dry, red, itchy, gritty or watery eyes? In this episode of the I Got You Podcast, Dr. Valerie Jerome explores the surprising relationship between cosmetics and eye health from waterproof mascara and fragrances to retinoids, lash serums and false eyelashes. We look at why the ingredients in products used around your eyes matter, how old makeup can become a problem, why false lashes and extensions may contribute to irritation, and what you can do to give yo
Grief, Resilience & Self-Care: How Life’s Challenges Shape Better Eye Care with Dr Humberto Fallas O.D. (opens the original)
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Loss is something every one of us will experience, yet it remains one of the most difficult topics to talk about. In this episode of the Eye Got You Podcast , Dr. Valarie Jerome and Dr. Humberto Fallas have an open and deeply personal conversation about grief, resilience, self-care and maintaining balance in both life and healthcare. They discuss their own experiences of losing loved ones, the emotional impact of grief, and how difficult life experiences can shape the way we care for patients an
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