If you’ve lived your entire life with perfect vision, you’re a lucky one. Many people already suffer from vision impairment starting at a younger age. The unfortunate truth, though, is that everyone’s eyesight will worsen at some point in life. This is true, in particular, as we reach those senior years. Don’t worry, though. The eyecare industry makes corrective lenses readily available. Most often, these old age vision impairment problems take the form of nearsightedness. In fact, this could even start to occur in our middle-aged years. Finally, though, many older people do struggle with glaucoma, or fogginess, in their eyes as well. If you start to have vision trouble in your later years, reach out to your local eye doctor to see what your prescription is.