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Last summer, I had the privilege of examining and treating a dozen orphaned children visiting from the Ukraine. This summer, we repeated the process, however, the children came from the isolated country of Kyrgyzstan. The kids are here on a … Continue reading →

The rain has been coming down hard here in So Cal today.  Oddly enough, all my patients showed up today; fighting their umbrellas through the wind.  A patient today asked me the Oh So familiar question:  “If I start to wear glasses (or … Continue reading →

Hello again, been a long time since I last blogged.  Sorry about that, but, rest assured, it won’t happen again.  I have some new ideas about this blog and can’t wait for the responses. I’m compelled to discuss a patient … Continue reading →

I often get asked by a proud new mother about her newborn’s most beautiful, bright blue eyes. Even after three months, his eye color has not changed and Mom wants to know if she can count on his eyes remaining such a beautiful shade … Continue reading →

“Does it matter which contact lens solution I use?” is the most common question I get regarding lens care.  I would have to say, I frequently hear from my patients that they use “Target Brand” or “Costco Solution” for use … Continue reading →

Hello Eyesite Family, Many of you have heard about Rachel Rosenblum’s non-profit organization Rachel’s Hug-A-Bears. Rachel, Dr. David’s 15 year-old daughter, has spent the last ten years donating thousands of teddy bears to hospitalized children. She has received numerous awards … Continue reading →

Monday, July 18, 2011. Dr. David Rosenblum, an Orange County optometrist and owner of recently opened Eyesite Newport Coast, examined six Ukrainian children today and will examine four more on Friday. The children, aged nine to 13, are on tour … Continue reading →

I’m not sure as to the correlation but, somehow, my dreams this morning went from alien invasion to prescribing computer glasses. I was tossing and turning early this AM and dreaming wildly. I recall sitting in a bar ( a … Continue reading →

Do you know how many times patients complain to me about that darn air puff in the eye performed as part of their preliminary testing in my office? If you’ve had an eye exam in the last 15 years, chances … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago I unveiled the secret of how one may become a billionaire. Quite simply, “reverse the process of eye aging, and eliminate the need for reading glasses.” You know what I’m referring to: people over forty … Continue reading →