Myopia control involves methods or treatments to slow myopia progression in children. Some of these methods include special contact lenses and multifocal glasses. […]
What is Myopia Control?

Myopia control involves methods or treatments to slow myopia progression in children. Some of these methods include special contact lenses and multifocal glasses. […]
Vision conditions such as cataracts, dry eyes, glaucoma, corneal abrasions, or uveitis can cause your eyes to be sensitive to light. It could also be due to a non-visual issue affecting the brain, such as migraines. […]
Polarized glasses use a special filter to reduce glare and help you see clearly on a bright day. […]
However, eye diseases can be caught in the early stages through regular comprehensive eye exams. […]
Narrow-angle glaucoma occurs when the drainage angle in the eye narrows or closes, preventing fluid from draining properly and causing rapid pressure buildup within the eye. […]
Increased technology usage, such as prolonged screen time, can cause eye strain, commonly known as digital eye strain. It’s a feeling you get when your […]
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is one of the most common vision conditions affecting Canadians. This condition affects 33% of children in Canada and is growing. Frequent […]
Eye exams allow your optometrist to see your blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue through close-up exams of the surface of the eyes, retina, and optic nerve. […]
If you notice blurry vision when doing near work, such as reading or working on the computer, or if you find it hard to see […]
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with glaucoma, you’re not alone. More than 80 million people worldwide are in the same position. The good thing is […]