We (and the Canadian Association of Optometrists) recommend people with diabetes visit their optometrist for a diabetic eye exam at least once a year. […]
Do I Need a Diabetic Eye Exam?

We (and the Canadian Association of Optometrists) recommend people with diabetes visit their optometrist for a diabetic eye exam at least once a year. […]
No, it’s not your lenses making your vision worse. Contacts and glasses are tools that support your vision. If you have astigmatism, your vision might be worsening because of:
Age-related eye changes
Eye injuries or surgeries
Kerataconos
And other contributing factors
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Recognizing the first signs of cataracts, which include blurry or cloudy vision, light sensitivity, and fading colours, can make a significant difference in management. Prompt action ensures that your eyes remain as healthy as possible.
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Some of the best eye drops for meibomian gland dysfunction are:
Artificial tears or lubricating eye drops
Lipid-based eye drops
Preservative-free eye drops
Prescription eye drops
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Here are some of the most common conditions that are mistaken for pink eye:
Allergic conjunctivitis
Dry eye syndrome
Eye strain or fatigue
Blepharitis
Contact Lens Irritation
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Simply put, astigmatism occurs when the eye’s cornea or lens has an irregular shape, causing light to bend unevenly and resulting in blurred or distorted vision at all distances. […]
Many people wonder if glaucoma is hereditary and can be passed from parents to children. The answer isn’t simply yes or no as several factors influence an individual’s risk of developing glaucoma. Genetics do play a role, as a family history of the disease raises the chances of getting it. Other factors like age, ethnicity, and overall eye health also affect susceptibility. Regular eye exams are essential for early detection and management, especially for those with a family history or other risk factors. […]
Also commonly known as blepharospasm, eye twitching is generally a repetitive and uncontrollable spasm or blinking of the eyelid. More often than not, the issue occurs with the upper eyelid and the exact reason why it takes place is still unknown. However, some experts associate it with causes such as stress, caffeine, and fatigue. […]
Essentially, myopia leads to blurred vision when looking at distant objects, whereas hyperopia causes objects close by to appear blurry. They stem from similar causes but affect vision in opposite ways. The presence of either condition can greatly affect someone’s ability to see with clarity. […]
Contact lenses are available for astigmatism correction, so you can still experience the benefits of wearing contact lenses. […]