Your eyes are precious, and they should always be prioritized. Regular comprehensive eye exams are an important part of taking care of yourself; they let an experienced optometrist monitor any changes and look for signs of all kinds of potential conditions. During an eye exam, your optometrist can check for diseases like: Glaucoma Diabetes Age-related […]
While it may not be a common symptom, dry eyes can cause headaches. […]
While it can be managed with corrective lenses, specialty contact lenses, or surgery, astigmatism can gradually worsen due to age, eye injuries, or other eye conditions. […]
If you struggle to read the fine print in a book or have difficulty seeing things far away, it may be time to consider getting glasses. But where should you buy them from? Some people purchase glasses online, but buying them from your optometrist has several benefits. Before receiving a pair of glasses, your eye […]
e a concern for many people. The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) covers a range of medical services, including eye exams for seniors, children, and people with eligible medical conditions. […]
Scleral contacts are an alternate type of contacts that rest on the scleral or white part of the eyes for increased comfort and can offer an array of benefits for those who have astigmatism, presbyopia, dry eye syndrome, or other vision-related issues. […]
A contact lens fitting isn’t like a normal comprehensive eye exam. During a contact fitting, your optometrist will inspect the health of your eyes, take measurements of your eyes, and provide a trial pair of contacts to confirm they have the right fit for your eyes. […]
Also known as orthokeratology, ortho-k lenses are worn overnight and can temporarily reshape the cornea to improve vision throughout the day. […]
Using a microfibre cloth, lens cleaner, soap, and warm water, you can safely clean your lenses and help preserve their longevity. […]
The good news is that several treatment methods are currently available to help control the progression of keratoconus and provide clear vision. Depending on your symptoms, your optometrist may recommend eyeglasses, contact lenses, corneal cross-linking, or a corneal transplant as a keratoconus treatment method. […]
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