On average, it takes about 2 weeks for most people to fully adjust to new glasses. During this period, your eyes and brain work together to adapt to the changes in prescription. While it might feel strange at first, this adjustment is a normal part of the process. Give yourself some time to settle into your new eyewear! […]
Dry eyes aren’t just irritating—they often get in the way of your everyday life. Many people find themselves living with a constant stinging, dry, burning sensation that won’t go away. But what if finding relief is easier than you think?
Scleral contact lenses are an excellent way to treat dry eyes. These oversized contact lenses arch over the cornea and trap a small amount of tears against the surface of your eyes. If you’re living with dry eyes, talk to your optometrist about scleral lenses—they can make a significant difference!
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Luckily, eye exams are generally quick to complete and provide enough insight to keep your eyes healthy, typically taking anywhere between 20–60 minutes. […]
But do the colour of your eyes impact your sensitivity to light? The short answer is, yes! Blue eyes are more sensitive to light. The light-coloured iris may not protect your eyes from light compared to darker eyes. […]
If you notice any of the following symptoms, it could be a sign you need glasses:
Trouble reading
Blurry vision
Squinting more than usual
Eye strain
Headaches […]
Traditional contact lens care and maintenance can be a hassle. Daily disposable contact lenses can provide several advantages that simplify their care and use. The benefits of daily contact lenses range from health benefits like reduced chance of infection, to convenience benefits in terms of care and travel, to economic benefits like overall savings. Whether […]
Finding the right pair of glasses can be an exciting adventure, with all the options available for frame styles and types of lenses. Beyond style and comfort, making sure that your glasses fit properly is crucial for your eye health and overall well-being. Improperly fitting eyeglasses can cause vision problems, eye strain, and irritation. What […]
You might be surprised to learn that glasses and contact lenses don’t use the same prescriptions and actually require distinct eye exams. If you’ve never been fitted for contacts, this might make you curious about what’s involved in exams for contact lenses. So—let’s find out! A contact lens exam includes a routine eye exam, then […]
Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is a common eye condition impacting the meibomian glands, small oil glands located along the eyelid rims. These glands are crucial for maintaining a healthy tear film by producing oil (meibum) that coats the eye’s surface. This oil layer prevents the tear film from evaporating, keeping the eyes lubricated and comfortable, […]
Glasses and contact lenses sit on your face in different positions so they don’t use the same prescription. When fitting contact lenses, your optometrist needs to get a whole new set of measurements to ensure the prescription you receive is the one you need! […]
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