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Why We Should Stop Saying Lazy Eye

Medical terms for many conditions develop new names that are easy to digest for the layperson. Eye diseases are no different. Amblyopia and strabismus are sometimes referred to as “lazy” eyes because one eye sees better than the other. Not only is the term lazy eye misleading, but it’s also inaccurate. These conditions aren't a…
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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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Vitamins for Dry Eyes: Omega 3 & More

Vitamins & Supplements for Dry Eyes If you’re among the 30% of Canadians suffering from dry eye disease, you may be wondering if there’s more you can do to help ease symptoms and care for your eyes.  Many factors can contribute to dry eye, including the foods you eat, your environment, and digital eye strain.…
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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…
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What is Evaporative Dry Eye?

Experiencing dry eyes is never pleasant, and finding relief is usually the first thing on your mind. The first step to finding relief is visiting your optometrist for a comprehensive eye exam to get to the bottom of your dry eye symptoms.  But dry eye can come in different forms, like evaporative dry eye. Let’s…
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What is a Comprehensive Eye Exam?

Simply put, a comprehensive eye exam evaluates the health and function of your eyes. During an eye exam, your optometrist will check all parts of your eyes to check overall health and identify any eye conditions if present.  Eye exams for adults, seniors, and children provide a proactive approach to eye health. Early detection of…
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When Should My Child Have Their First Eye Exam?

It's important to start your young children off right in every manner, including their eye health. But when should you begin having your child's eyes examined? Beginning early is best to ensure they are successful at home, at school, and during after-school fun. It's crucial to schedule eye tests for children early because some early…
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How Does Vision Therapy Work?

Vision care is a consistent process. With the evolution of vision care research, your optometrist has more options than ever to help manage your vision. Vision therapy is a program built on evidence-based activities to help your visual system. Let’s look at how vision therapy works, including some exercises you can do and the vision…
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Can Diabetes Be Detected in an Eye Exam?

You've probably heard people talking about our eyes being windows to our souls, which is a nice thought but lacks evidence! On the other hand,  routine comprehensive eye exams regularly catch many different diseases and conditions. Diabetes is one of those diseases that isn't directly related to your eyes. However, not only can it affect…
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What Causes Dry Eyes with Contacts?

Contact lenses can be a great alternative to wearing eyeglasses. They can be more convenient and hassle-free and they don’t fog up!  Have you tried wearing contact lenses and given up on them because they didn't quite work for you? Wearing contact lenses can cause dry eyes, although this can be treated and avoided by…

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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