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The first sign of cataracts is typically blurry or cloudy vision that may feel like you’re looking through a foggy window. As the condition progresses, additional symptoms can develop, including faded colours, glare sensitivity, and difficulty seeing at night. […]
Contacts are one of the most popular forms of vision correction. Because of their flexible, comfortable, and hands-free fit, many individuals prefer wearing soft contacts over eyeglasses.
Their design offers several benefits that eyeglasses don’t, such as a more natural field of vision that remains unobstructed from eyeglass frames. However, contacts do require more maintenance and care.
Yes, contact lenses do expire about every four years from their manufactured date. The contact lens solution that it’s packaged in will no longer be sterile and you should not put expired lenses in your eyes.
Unlike a prescription for eyeglasses, contact lens prescriptions also expire annually, necessitating an updated contact lens exam and fitting to place an order for a new supply.
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Diabetes can have a significant impact on various parts of your body, including your eyes. People with diabetes need regular eye exams to detect complications […]
Like other refractive errors, astigmatism can worsen over time due to factors such as age, eye injuries, or ocular conditions like Keratoconus. […]
Healthy adults should have an eye exam every two years, unless stated otherwise. […]
Henderson Vision Centre can examine your child’s visual acuity, eye health, muscle control, and more to help them focus in school and thrive through their growing years. […]
However, eye diseases can be caught in the early stages through regular comprehensive eye exams. […]
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. […]
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