An optometrist is a primary care provider who diagnoses, treats, and manages conditions related to your eyes and vision.
Contact Lenses in Summer: Do’s and Don’ts
Sweat, sunscreen, and swimming can all affect how comfortable and safe it
Sweat, sunscreen, and swimming can all affect how comfortable and safe it
It’s that time of year when we start to feel dry, itchy,
During pregnancy, your body undergoes lots of changes. Did you know that
Grey hair, wrinkles, weight gain … floaters? The beauty industry reminds us
Has a display of trendy and colourful reading glasses caught your eye?
Lazy eyes aren’t actually lazy. Even though it sounds like a voluntary
Dry eye disease is a prevalent eye condition that occurs when the
It’s tricky business, being part of the sandwich generation. At the same
For years, I struggled as a softball player who wears glasses, unable
Unfortunately, changes in our vision are common, especially as we age. If
With the holidays just around the corner, a lot of parents are
Having your child’s eyes checked regularly is essential to support their development
Experts say that 80% of what children learn in school is presented visually, ensuring your child has a good vision is essential in helping them reach their full potential.
No. But the cornea can. Referring to reception of the tissue, eye
Some optometry services are covered under the AHCIP, but not outside Alberta:
A prescription for both glasses and contact lenses must include: the prescriber’s
Although cosmetic lenses are sold over the counter and do not correct
Red-green and blue-yellow colour blindness is actually more accurately known as “colour vision deficiency” because you are not actually blind.
Parents and guardians need to be proactive in taking care of their
Feeling the strain? Many of us are. The shift to remote work
An optometrist is a primary care provider who diagnoses, treats, and manages conditions related to your eyes and vision.