Jury Eye Care
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Dr. Jim JuryDr. Jim Jury is a board certified optometrist with 25 years of practice experience in all aspects of optometry ranging from specialty contact lenses to ocular disease including glaucoma and macular degeneration. Dr. Jury established his optometric practice in Liberal, KS in 1988 and has recently expanded eye care to the Derby and Wichita KS areas.

The new practice locations have provided Dr. Jury with the opportunity to add new optical technology which has changed dramatically over the course of the past 25 years. The technological advances result in earlier detection of eye diseases and conditions such as glaucoma and macular degeneration. Advances have also provided a means of greater accuracy with contact lens fitting and glasses prescriptions. Patient care has been enhanced with the goal of providing quality, affordable eye care to patients.

Dr. Jury is originally from Sublette, Kansas and received his bachelors degree from Baker University. He received his doctorate at the University of Houston College of Optometry. Following an externship at Fort Riley, he immediately went into private practice in Liberal Kansas where he continues to practice today. The Derby and Wichita locations have been established over the past 4 years as a way to expand affordable and quality eye care.

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20% Off Glasses and Contact Lenses

20% off

In celebration of another successful year, we want to help you optimize your flex spending accounts. Come in today and get 20% off your next pair of glasses or contact lenses. Contact a location near you for details about this special promotion.

 

Convenient Locations

Wichita
(316) 247-6515
926 E Douglas Ave., Wichita, KS		 Jury Eye Wichita
Derby
(316) 247-6515
2701 N Rock Road, Ste 200, Derby, KS		 Jury Eye Derby
Liberal
(620) 624-1679
2381 N. Kansas, Liberal , KS		 Jury Eye Liberal

 

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Our blog dedicated to complete eye care and ocular health

Why do my bifocal glasses not work?
The foundational issue for bifocal, trifocal, and multifocal failure is that the static lens systems are replacing a previously dynamic system. Accommodation is a  dynamic process allowing the eye to auto focus for any given distance within three feet. The eye ultimately looses that ability at the approximate age of 45 resulting in a static, nonchanging power compromising vision at computer and reading distances. Glasses lenses are static systems without the ability to change at any given distance thus a prescription that works for 40 cm will not be clear at 2 meters. The key to making the multifocal lens work properly is to format the needed optical powers into a functional lens system consistent with the individual demands of each patient’s working environment. This can b…

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What is Keratoconus and what are my options for better vision?
Keratoconus is a degenerative eye condition affecting the cornea which is the front surface of the eye responsible for focusing or converging the light and images through the eye. Keratoconus occurs when the cornea losses structural rigidity due to thining, resulting in areas of bulging. The bulging is the result of the naturallyoccurring pressure of the eye pushing the weak area of the cornea forward with the subsequent affect of distorting the cornea and causing vision loss. The cause is unknown but possibly related to genetics and/or environmental factors. Statistically 1 in 500 people are affected by this condition. Many people are undiagnosed and simply live with vision loss not realizing there are options to restore vision. Restoration of Vision After …

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