Griffin & Reed Eye Care Vision Information

You might have heard by now – there’s a major celestial event occurring on Monday! A total eclipse will be visible in parts of the United States. In Sacramento, we are not in the total eclipse pathway, but we will still see about 80 percent of the sun covered by the moon around 10:15 a.m. on Monday, August 21.

Because we aren’t experiencing totality, it is extremely important to keep your viewing glasses on during the entire event, which runs from 9:02 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. To safely experience the eclipse, remember these tips:

• Wear solar-filtered glasses...

Dr. Seydel treated a patient with a rare degenerative eye disease called keratoconus. Keratoconus patients are unfortunately ineligible for LASIK surgery, since it is not a refractive eye condition. However, with the right type of contact lenses, sight can be restored. Dr. Seydel was able to test and find the right contacts for this patient, who was amazed at being able to see clearly again.

If you are suffering from vision problems, don't hesitate to give Griffin...

Dr. Nilu Maboudi initially wanted to become a pediatrician; however, she met an ophthalmologist in a chance encounter who convinced her to give ophthalmology a try. She studied it for a month and fell in love, prompting her to enter into an ophthalmology residency. Since then, she's never looked back. Watch the video to hear her talk about her journey.

Dr. Maboudi has over ten years of experience in LASIK vision correction and other ophthalmology services.

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Dr. Guy Seydel never imagined he would become an eye doctor. After he had finished high school, Dr. Seydel worked as a meat cutter in Los Angeles, but then he went to college and realized he wanted to find a career where he could help people. Dr. Seydel initially thought he would go into research, but quickly realized he needed more excitement in his work. When he went in for a routine eye exam with his eye doctor, he was introduced...