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! […]
Luckily, eye exams are generally quick to complete and provide enough insight to keep your eyes healthy, typically taking anywhere between 20–60 minutes. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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. […]
Many people do not often go for regular eye exams. Depending on your age, your eye exam frequency can vary. For adults between 19 to 60, it is essential to have regularly scheduled eye exams every two years, even if there are no serious concerns. Depending on your age and the condition of your eyes, […]
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