Vision Resources
Find hundreds of eye-related definitions in our glossary. Or explore our human eye anatomy chart for details about crucial eye functions.
Learn more about AllAboutVision.com's background and mission. Also, view a list of our staff and editorial board members.
View our Eye Doctor Q&A index and FAQ to find expert discussion on many vision topics of interest.
NEW:
2012 Checklist for Better Vision and Eye Health
Make your eyes a priority this year, with these 21 great tips.
Anatomy of the Eye
This interactive eye diagram has pop-up definitions for each part of the eye.
Eye Color
Learn about genetics and why it's not as easy to predict eye color as people once thought.
Human Eye Color Chart
Human eye colors range from light gray to the darkest of browns.
Choosing an Eye Doctor
What's the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist? And which eye doctor should you choose?
Donating to Sight Foundations
All About Vision is featuring three non-profit organizations that provide eye care and eyeglasses to needy people around the world: Optometry Giving Sight, ORBIS International, and Lions Clubs. Read about how your donation will help people see better so they can improve their lives and take care of their families.
Downloads and Apps
Here you can download informational brochures and guides on pink eye, eye safety, allergies, eye nutrition and more. Some make great handouts for teachers and eye care practices. Also see a list of links to interesting eye-related apps for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Eye Doctor Q&A
Our advisory board members have fielded lots of questions on eye problems and eyewear. Read the answers here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering about a common vision problem, such as floaters? Or do you need to know something about this website? You'll probably find the answer here.
Glossary
Comprehensive information about: LASIK and other types of vision surgery, contact lenses, eyeglasses, computer vision syndrome, sunglasses, conditions & diseases, and more.
Videos, Animations, Slide Shows
Our Video Learning Center offers lots of fun-to-watch and educational presentations about eye health, eyewear, contact lenses, eye nutrition and more.
Info About this Website
About Us
Read about our background & mission, our staff & contributors and our editorial advisory board.
Tadpoles Can Grow Eyes in Their Back or Tail
December 2011 — This photo shows a tadpole with a functioning eye located in its back. Is it a natural mutation? No, scientists caused this eye to grow. Read about it in Eye News.
(Image: Michael Levin and Sherry Aw)
Contact Us
Contact us with questions or if you experience technical problems with this site. Or visit our page of frequently asked questions.
Finding Articles on This Website
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News About Our Company
Press releases from Access Media Group LLC about the All About Vision website.
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Terms of Use
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[Page updated January 2012]
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