Is it eyecare or eye care?

Eyecare (one word) and eye care (two words) are both commonly used to describe the care of the eyes and the treatment of eye conditions. Both terms are widely accepted and used in the field of optometry and ophthalmology.

"Eyecare" is often used as a single word to describe comprehensive eye care services, such as vision exams, eyeglasses or contact lens fittings, and treatment of eye conditions. It is often used by eye care professionals such as optometrists and ophthalmologists to refer to the services they provide.

"Eye care" is also commonly used to describe services related to the care and health of the eyes. It is sometimes used interchangeably with "eyecare," but it may also be used in a broader sense to include other services such as eye surgery or cosmetic procedures.

In general, both terms are considered correct and can be used depending on the context and preference. However, it is worth noting that "eyecare" is more commonly used in the optometry and ophthalmology fields.

Here are some examples of how the terms might be used:

- "I need to find an eyecare professional for a routine checkup."

- "My eye doctor recommended I get a new pair of eyeglasses for my eyecare needs."

- "The surgeon performed eye surgery to correct my vision problems."

- "I use eye care products such as eye drops to keep my eyes healthy."