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Stress and Your Vision: How They Relate To Each Other

Your eyes are not just windows to your soul; they are intricate, delicate organs, acting as finely tuned cameras, designed to capture the world's beauty in vibrant detail. These remarkable organs deserve their own superhero theme song, but instead, they often get hit with the blues when stress comes to town. Recognizing the significance of…

Halloween Contact Lenses: Staying Spooky & Safe

Halloween is just around the corner, and you might be gearing up to put together the most epic costume ever. You've got the spooky decorations, the eerie soundtrack, and a killer costume idea. But wait, have you considered adding a unique touch to your look with colored contact lenses? Before you dive into the world…

The Impact of Digital Devices on Children’s Eye Health: Tips for Parents

It’s no secret that computers, tablets, cell phones, and video games have become staples in our children’s everyday lives. So how does this affect our children? The truth is that most children are spending too much time on screens, which can lead to poor eye development and increases your child’s risk of developing certain eye…
A woman stops working on her laptop to rub her eyes

Is Rubbing Your Eyes Bad for You?

There are times when rubbing your eyes could be an automatic response. For example, it’s not uncommon to gently rub your eyes in the morning. This can help clear them and stimulate tear production. It’s unlikely you will damage your eyes or cause problems if this is the extent of your eye rubbing. But what…
A woman holds her eye in pain due to an infection

How to Prevent an Eye Infection

Just like the common cold, eye infections can happen to anyone. From shopping carts, door handles, and other everyday items, you can pick up bacteria and germs that can make their way into your eyes. Preventing eye infections takes positive hygiene practices, like using clean towels and washing your face and eyelids daily, to help…
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Is Dark Mode Better For Your Eyes?

With how much time we spend in front of screens, we’re always seeking ways to limit the disruption the bright lights cause our eyes. When dark mode was introduced, it quickly gained popularity as claims of lessening digital eye strain flourished. But does dark mode actually benefit your eyes? There's no conclusive evidence to suggest…
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What is Myopia Management?

For many children of school age, myopia, sometimes known as nearsightedness, is a fact of life. About 30% of Canadians have it, with projections suggesting as much as 50% of the world population will have it by 2050! Suffice it to say, if you have it, you’re in good company. But what if your child…

Eyes on What Matters Most

Our team believes your eyes deserve more than just a quick once over. We want to help you understand your vision from the inside out.

Got a kiddo who’s squinting at the board or struggling to focus? We use axial length tracking to catch early signs of myopia. Vision therapy can help with amblyopia, strabismus, acquired brain injuries, vision-related learning difficulties, and more! And if dry eyes are driving you nuts, we’ve got relief options.

We’re here to help you see your best, feel your best, and love your eye care experience.

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