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Why is My Vision Getting Worse?

As you age, it’s natural to notice changes in your vision. Reading small print might feel harder, or you may find yourself needing more light to see clearly. While some of these shifts are expected, others could point to more serious eye health concerns. This is why regular eye exams are so important—identifying problems early…
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Why Do My Tears Sting My Eyes?

Tears do more than express emotion—they also play a vital role in protecting your eyes and keeping them healthy. While they may look like simple droplets, tears are made up of a delicate balance of water, oil, and mucus. But what happens when that balance is thrown off? There are many reasons why your tears…
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Can Dry Eye Cause Headaches?

Headaches can have many different causes—stress, dehydration, even posture. When they occur alongside sore, irritated eyes, it’s easy to wonder if dry eye is to blame. While dry eye may not directly cause headaches, factors like screen time, poor lighting, or fatigue can contribute to headaches, making them feel connected even if the link isn’t…
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Can Eyesight Improve?

While some vision changes are permanent, and while vision does tend to get a little bit weaker as we age, it’s possible to maintain or improve your vision with the right care, habits, and treatment plans.  Understanding what’s affecting your vision is the first step in knowing whether improvement is possible and what strategies may…
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Why Do I Have Burning Eyes in the Morning? 

Waking up with burning eyes can be an uncomfortable and frustrating way to start your day. While occasional irritation may not be a cause for concern, persistent morning eye discomfort could indicate an underlying issue. Common causes of burning eyes in the morning include:   Dry eye syndrome—a lack of sufficient tear production overnight   Allergies—pollen,…
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What Are Screen Glasses?

We live in a world where digital devices are central to daily life, whether it’s working on a laptop, checking your smartphone, binge-watching a favourite show, or scrolling through social media. While technology has certainly made life more convenient, our eyes often pay the price. If you’ve ever experienced headaches, blurred vision, or dry, irritated…
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Can a Common Cold Affect Your Eyes?

Dealing with a runny nose, sneezing, and a scratchy throat during a cold is unpleasant enough. But what if you start noticing redness and eye irritation, too? The common cold, a problem many people face, can affect your whole body—including your eyes. Yes, a common cold can affect your eyes. It irritates the surrounding areas,…

Presbyopia, Hyperopia, Myopia: What Are the Differences?

Eyesight is one of our most precious senses. Yet, for millions of Canadians, refractive errors like presbyopia, hyperopia, and myopia make seeing the world clearly a daily challenge. Presbyopia, hyperopia, and myopia each affect your vision differently by changing how light focuses on the retina. Myopia affects your distance vision, while presbyopia and hyperopia cause…
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How to Tell if Your Contact Lens Is Inside Out

Contact lenses should be convenient, not irritating. They’re designed to be a comfortable, effective answer to all kinds of vision problems. But whether you've worn contacts for years or are thinking about trying them for the first time, new lenses can be tricky. So how can you tell if a contact lens is inside out?…

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