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Will Dehydration Make Eyes Look Sunken In?

Have you looked in the mirror and noticed that your eyes seem more sunken than usual? This change in appearance can be concerning, and you might be wondering if dehydration is the culprit. Dehydration is a common issue that can affect various aspects of our health, including the delicate skin around our eyes. It can…
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Does Drinking Water Help With Dry Eyes?

Dry, stinging, and irritated eyes can significantly impact daily life and harm overall eye health. Dry eye disease or dehydration can cause these symptoms. But what if the solution is as simple as reaching for a glass of water? This isn’t always the case, as dry eye is a multifactorial disease that physiological and environmental…
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How to Relieve Eye Strain

In today’s digital world, many of us spend hours working on computers, scrolling through our phones, or watching TV. This can lead to a common issue known as eye strain. You can relieve eye strain by following these key strategies: use the 20-20-20 rule, adjust screen settings, reduce glare, and keep your eyes lubricated. At…
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What are the Benefits of Polarized Sunglasses?

Spending time outside in the sun has many benefits for physical and mental health. It is important to protect your eyes and maintain good eye care when spending time outside. When spending a long time in environments where there is a lot of sun glare, you may want to consider polarized sunglasses.  Polarized sunglasses reduce…
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Can Astigmatism Get Worse?

When you think about vision problems, nearsightedness and farsightedness likely come to mind. They’re common refractive errors known to affect your everyday vision. However, there are plenty of other conditions that also impact your vision. Astigmatism is an eye condition characterized by a misshapen cornea or lens, causing blurry and distorted vision. Astigmatism usually stays…
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How Often Should I Have an Eye Exam?

Your eyes are a crucial part of your everyday life, but it's easy to take them for granted. You rely on your eyes for nearly everything you do, but many people neglect a simple step that can be key to safeguarding their sight—regular comprehensive eye exams. They're a simple way to preserve your vision and…

Amblyopia vs. Strabismus: What’s the Difference?

Whether you’re the parent of a child with symptoms, or an adult with symptoms yourself, vision troubles and blurry vision aren’t a fun experience. Conditions like strabismus and amblyopia are no joke—not only can they be alarming, but they can also have rippling impacts throughout the rest of your life. So what’s the difference between…
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Do Eye Drops Expire?

Whether you're dealing with the burning sensations caused by dry eyes, or controlling conditions like myopia, you've probably used eye drops at some point. Eye drops are an excellent way to help keep your eyes protected and treat different conditions. However, many people don't know that eye drops have an expiration date. This date varies…
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Why You Should Buy Glasses From Your Optometrist

Optometrists and opticians play a pivotal role in not just helping us see better but in ensuring the health and well-being of our eyes. This extends to providing quality eyeglasses for prescription wear.  Purchasing your glasses from your optometrist provides patients with expert advice, quality assurance, high customer care, and insurance ease.  Getting your glasses…

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Our Cranston Market clinic is part of the Cranston Market Clinic and is just 2 minutes off Deerfoot Trail near Stoney Trail SE. We’re located on Cranston Road SE, located in the same plaza as Sobeys and Scotiabank.

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  • 356 Cranston Road SE Unit 1020
  • Calgary, AB T3M 0S9

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Our Meadows Mile clinic is located on the ground level of the Meadows Miles Professional Building facing Blackfoot Trail. We are just 2 minutes from Deerfoot and Glenmore Trail between Southland and Heritage Drives, up the hill from Ikea near the luxury car dealerships.

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  • 8500 Blackfoot Trail SE Unit 130
  • Calgary, AB T2J 7E1

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