What Is Pigmentary Dispersion Syndrome?
Learn what pigmentary dispersion syndrome (PDS) is, who is at risk, how it can lead to glaucoma, and why early detection through comprehensive eye exams is essential.
Building a clearer future through eye health education.
A nonprofit making eye health, vision care, and disease prevention easy to understand — for every age, in every community.
Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit · EIN 39-4809349
At a glance
More than 80% of vision problems are preventable or treatable with early detection — but awareness is key.
We make eye education accessible and engaging so every community has the tools to protect their vision.
We believe that understanding your eyes is the first step to protecting them.
About My Eyes is a nonprofit dedicated to raising public awareness of eye health, vision care, and disease prevention through accessible education and community outreach — from digital eye strain to the earliest signs of vision loss.
To empower every person with the knowledge they need to preserve their sight for life.
Free talks, webinars, and resources on eye health and vision care.
Helping children and parents recognize early signs of vision problems that can affect learning.
Seasonal initiatives to promote preventive care and eye safety for all ages.
We’re just getting started — and we’d love your support.
to stay updated on upcoming programs.
to help spread awareness.
if you represent a school, library, or community organization.
Learn what pigmentary dispersion syndrome (PDS) is, who is at risk, how it can lead to glaucoma, and why early detection through comprehensive eye exams is essential.
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