This year, oversized frames, retro cat eye designs, transparent tints, and geometric shapes are leading the way in eyewear fashion, along with a rising focus on sustainability. We’re also seeing women embrace bold silhouettes, throwback styles, and eco-friendly options that don’t compromise on UV protection or personality. […]
If you’re wondering whether myopia can be reversed, the short answer is no. However, advancements in eye care technology have made it possible for optometrists to slow its progression and better manage its impact on long-term vision health. […]
The short answer is: not directly. Stress doesn’t cause eye styes, but it can increase your risk by weakening your immune system and contributing to habits that make styes more likely. […]
Some situations of eye emergencies include:
Eye injury
Sudden changes in vision (such as loss, blurring, or seeing double)
Severe eye pain
Persistent redness
Chronic light sensitivity
Swelling around the eyes
Eye discharge
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The cost of an eye exam in Ontario can range from $135-$175 depending on several factors, including the type of exam, the optometrist’s experience, and whether additional tests are required. […]
While dry eye itself doesn’t directly cause blindness, severe cases can increase the risk of infections or damage to the cornea, the clear front layer of your eye, which plays a key role in vision. […]
You should avoid using expired eye drops, as they may lose their effectiveness and could cause harm to your eyes. […]
Treatments vary depending on the underlying condition, so accurate diagnosis is key to maintaining your ocular health. […]
A typical eye exam lasts about 30 to 60 minutes. Whether you’re booking your first eye exam or simply need an updated prescription, we will break down what to expect, how much time it typically takes, and why it’s worth it. […]
The Ontario Health Insurance Plan, or OHIP, recognizes the importance of eye health. However, OHIP’s focus is on care that is deemed medically necessary. This doesn’t include routine eye exams for everyone.
Rather, OHIP provides coverage for vision care under certain circumstances:
Annual eye exams for children 19 and under and seniors 65 and older.
Annual eye exams for individuals between the ages of 20 and 64 diagnosed with medical conditions that impact eye health. […]
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