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- Contact Lenses ,
- Eye Exams ,
- Glasses
Contact Lens vs. Glasses Prescription: What’s the Difference?
Contact lens prescriptions account for the shape of your eye and the material of the lens. Meanwhile, eyeglass prescriptions are measured for lenses positioned at a distance. […]
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- Dry Eyes
Dry Eyes in Winter: How to Manage Symptoms
It helps to make some adjustments to your immediate surroundings. Use a humidifier, aim fans away from your face, and avoid harsh winds and air. It also helps to stay hydrated and follow a healthy diet. This gives your eyes the nutrients needed to protect themselves. […]
- Eye Exams
How Long Does an Eye Exam Take?
A comprehensive eye exam lasts about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the tests performed and your specific needs. […]
- Contact Lenses ,
- Eye Health
Can You Wear Daily Contacts for More Than a Day?
Daily contact lenses are intended only to be used for one day and should not be worn any longer than that. Wearing these lenses more than once can pose a risk to your eye health. […]
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- Eye Conditions ,
- Eye Health
Is Glaucoma Hereditary?
There are indeed hereditary aspects of glaucoma. However, knowing the ways in which these aspects can manifest can help with prevention and management of the condition. […]
- Eye Health
Can Screen Time Affect My Child’s Vision?
In moderated usage, screens won’t cause any significant problems. However, in excess, they can lead to a significantly higher risk of nearsightedness, sleep disorders, and more. It’s essential to make sure your child uses screens in moderation and follows healthy visual habits to improve their visual development. […]
- Eye Care ,
- Sunglasses
Can You Sunburn Your Eyes?
Sometimes, spending a day out in the sun is one of the most pleasant ways to enjoy your time. However, the sun isn’t harmless; it can quickly damage your eyes if you aren’t careful. Exposure to the sun’s rays increases the risk of all kinds of long-term eye conditions, but there’s one thing often forgotten […]
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Conditions
What is That Yellow Bump on My Eyelid?
A yellowish bump on your eyelid could be a number of things: a stye, a chalazion, a milia or xanthelasma. They likely come from the buildup of protein or fats under the skin on the eyelids. […]
- Contact Lenses ,
- Ortho-k
What Are Ortho-K Lenses?
Orthokeratology (ortho-k) lenses are worn while sleeping to temporarily reshape the cornea. This provides temporary vision correction and reduces the need to use glasses or contacts during the day. […]
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Health ,
- Solar Eclipse
Solar Eclipse Eye Safety: Prepare for the April 2024 Eclipse
But amid this excitement, it’s paramount that we discuss an aspect often overshadowed by the eclipse’s awe: eye safety. Staring at the sun, even during an eclipse, can cause severe and permanent vision damage. So, it’s critical that you take steps to protect your eyes by using specialized solar-viewing glasses or a pinhole projector. […]
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- Dry Eyes ,
- Eye Conditions
Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurriness?
Blurred vision is a common symptom associated with dry eyes. When the eye does not have enough moisture, it can lead to a disturbance in the visual pathway, resulting in blurred or distorted vision similar to that experienced with allergies. This may be temporary or chronic, depending on the severity of the dryness. […]
- Dry Eyes ,
- Eye Health
How to Unclog Meibomian Glands
Meibomian glands are tiny oil glands that line the margin of the eyelids. They are crucial for maintaining the health of the ocular surface by producing an oily substance, meibum, that prevents the evaporation of the eye’s tear film. Keeping these glands unclogged is vital to ocular health. A blockage or dysfunction, called meibomian gland […]
- Contact Lenses ,
- Eye Conditions
What are RGP Contact Lenses?
If you are looking for contact lenses that provide sharper vision and more durability than soft lenses, RGP lenses might be the perfect fit for you. RGP lenses, referring to rigid gas-permeable lenses, are a type of contact lens made of a relatively hard, durable and deposit-resistant material that may allow more oxygen to reach […]
- Eye Health ,
- Glasses
Do I Need Glasses? Here are Some Signs That You Might
Whether you find yourself squinting at the fine print or struggling to read road signs from afar, you’re not alone. Many of us have been there, questioning if it’s time to think about buying glasses. Fortunately, your optometrist can help! With an eye exam, we can help you and your family figure out if glasses […]
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- Eye Exams ,
- OHIP
OHIP Changes Coming September 2023
OHIP continues to cover for pediatric eye exams up until age 19, diabetic eye exams, seniors eye exams and comprehensive eye exams for patients age 20-64 with certain eye conditions. […]
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Conditions ,
- Glasses
What Are Blue Light Glasses?
Blue light glasses can shield your eyes from the effects of blue light emitted by screens. Blue light can affect your circadian rhythm and make it harder for you to sleep at night. […]
- Dry Eyes ,
- Eye Conditions ,
- Eye Health
Can Allergies Make Your Eyes Blurry?
When seasonal allergies affect your eyes, your vision can become blurry as you try to see through swelling and tears. […]
- Eye Care ,
- Sunglasses
Are Polarized Sunglasses Better for Your Vision?
Polarized sunglasses can provide crisper, clearer vision, and reduce glare. […]
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- Diabetes & Eye Care ,
- Eye Conditions ,
- Eye Health
Can an Eye Exam Detect Diabetes?
During an eye exam, your eye doctor can look for changes in the blood vessels in the retina that may indicate high blood sugar levels, which can be a sign of diabetes. […]
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Health
What is a Comprehensive Eye Exam?
One of the best ways to protect your eye’s long-term health is with regular comprehensive eye exams. A comprehensive eye exam allows an optometrist to look at your entire eye and visual system, allowing them to diagnose various eye diseases and disorders. These exams involve tests designed to detect early signs of eye disease, such […]
- Dry Eyes ,
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Conditions
Why Are My Eyes So Dry & Itchy?
Many Canadians are familiar with dry and itchy eyes. The trouble with dry and irritated eyes is that the cause can be hard to narrow down. Chronic dry eye disease is a common culprit, but other common reasons for irritated eyes include allergies, eye infections, or contact lens wear and care. An over-the-counter (OTC) lubricating […]
- Dry Eyes ,
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Health
Vitamins & Supplements for Dry Eyes: What are my Options?
For those with dry eyes, it can seem like there’s no end. The stinging, burning, and redness are ever-present. It doesn’t just affect your eyes; it can affect your entire life. That’s why there’s nothing better than getting those dry eyes treated by a professional. While you may have heard about treatments from eye drops, […]
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- Eye Care ,
- Glasses
Do I Need Glasses?
It’s not always obvious when you need glasses. Vision changes can be misleading—they rarely suddenly appear one day as blurry vision, difficulty reading fine print or street signs, or difficulty with night vision. If you never had to use glasses as a kid, you may believe that you don’t need them as an adult. This […]
- Glasses
How to Adjust to Your First Pair of Glasses
Putting on a new pair of glasses for the first time can be exciting for many people. A lot of us are interested to see how our new frames will suit our faces, and others are just relieved to finally have better vision. Almost everyone who begins wearing glasses for the first time goes through […]
- Eye Care ,
- Myopia
Myopia Management: What Does It Involve?
Myopia Management: What Does It Involve? Nearsightedness, also known as myopia, affects about one-third of children in Canada, and its prevalence is rising globally. By 2050, it is estimated that more than 50% of the world will be myopic. Myopia is an eye condition that causes blurry vision at a distance. Fortunately, recent developments in […]
- Contact Lenses
What Causes Dry Eyes With Contacts?
Dry eyes are a prevalent condition that affects many Canadians. In many cases, wearing contacts can be an additional irritant that increases dry eye symptoms if you’re already prone to those itchy, burning eyes. If you’re experiencing any unusual and uncomfortable symptoms when wearing your contact lenses, it’s a good idea to book an exam […]
- Eye Care ,
- Eye Drops
Do Eye Drops Expire?
Whether it’s allergies or some other reason, eye drops are a pretty common tool for eye care. As with anything medicinal, paying attention to expiry dates is part of using the eye drops properly—even over-the-counter (OTC) eye drops. You may have fought hard to put eye drops in your eyes, so we want to make […]
- Eye Conditions
Ocular Allergy Treatment: What Can I Do?
The feeling of something being stuck in your eye is especially annoying. But what do you do if there’s nothing actually in your eye? It could be a sign of seasonal or perennial ocular allergies. Ocular allergies can affect anyone and can make daily activities uncomfortable and frustrating. Fortunately, there are many ways to manage […]