Have you found yourself squinting to make sense of distant objects or struggling to read signs at a distance? Vision problems can be frustrating, affecting everything from work to simple leisure activities. Two common vision conditions that impact how we see are myopia and astigmatism. The biggest difference between myopia and astigmatism is that myopia […]
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Dry eyes are an uncomfortable and sometimes debilitating condition that can disrupt daily life. Many people turn to over-the-counter or prescription eye drops for relief, but the experience of using these drops isn’t always smooth. A common concern among users is whether dry eye drops should sting upon application. The short answer is that it […]
Wearing contact lenses can be liberating for those who prefer not to wear glasses. Unfortunately, wearing contact lenses can cause or worsen dry eye symptoms, as contacts reduce the amount of oxygen that the surface of the eye receives, thereby limiting your eyes’ ability to produce natural tears. The resulting irritation can counteract the many […]
Myopia control refers to specific treatments designed to slow the progression of nearsightedness. Understanding myopia and its management is essential for protecting your vision and maintaining long-term eye health. In this blog, we’ll discuss all of this and more to help you decide whether myopia control is something you wish to explore with your eye […]
The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) covers a range of medical services that have been deemed necessary. A small portion of this coverage includes vision care. Within this vision-care portion, vision therapy isn’t included. OHIP currently considers vision therapy to be more of a rehabilitative service, which is why this service isn’t covered by OHIP. […]
Orthokeratology, also known as Ortho-k, is a special kind of contact lens that is used to reshape the cornea to temporarily improve a person’s vision. Ortho-k is usually used to treat myopia in children, but some adults benefit from Ortho-k treatment as well. Optometrists typically recommend Ortho-k lenses to be worn when sleeping, but can […]
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Dry eye is a common eye condition that affects as many as 30% of Canadians and is trending upwards. Some research has shown that many people with cataracts will also have dry eye. Does this mean that dry eye could be causing cataracts? Luckily, the answer is no, dry eye does not cause cataracts. Cataracts […]
Your eyes are crucial to your everyday life, and when something unusual develops, it’s natural to be worried. Floaters, those waving squiggly lines that drift throughout your vision, can sometimes be a sign that something’s wrong. So if you’ve ever experienced an increase in floaters alongside the burning sensations caused by dry eye, it’s normal […]
Your eyes are vital to your everyday life, and when something unusual develops, it’s normal to be concerned. Many people spend long hours in front of screens, leading to digital eye strain or computer vision syndrome. This condition can cause discomfort and affect your productivity. If you’ve ever experienced eye strain and wondered if blue […]
When it comes to eye health, understanding the signs and distinctions between different conditions is crucial. Blepharitis and styes are two common eye issues often mistaken for one another due to their similar symptoms. Both can cause irritation, dry eyes, and pain. Blepharitis is a condition caused by inflammation that causes redness, irritation, and crusty […]
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