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It’s true that dry eye can be made even more miserable by wearing the wrong contact lenses. But with more contact lens options and styles than ever before, chronic dry eye sufferers can find the right pair that feels comfortable on their eyes. Contact lens replacement schedule, moisture content, and lens material can all contribute…

In the modern age of online meetings and endless screen work, digital eye strain affects many people. Blurry vision, tired eyes, and muscle strain are all hallmarks of the condition, but can it also be blamed for your headaches? Eye strain can manifest as a dull pain or headache behind the eyes. Using all the…

As parents, you always want the best for your children. But, in those young years, things change fast. That includes their eyes. One of the best things you can do for your children's health is to ensure they get an eye exam early. The Canadian Association of Optometrists suggests babies should get their first eye…

Many people know that dehydration is when your body loses more water than it takes in. But did you know that dehydration can also affect your eye health and vision?  A common sign of dehydration is thirst and a dry mouth. But dehydration can also cause dry eyes. Dry eye symptoms can include irritation, foreign…

Vision care is all about consistency, so keeping up appointments with your optometrist is essential to ensure your eye health is where you need it to be. Your comfort is key, so when dry eyes make an appearance, finding relief is a priority.  But you have a problem—you love wearing your contacts and suspect your…

Our eyes are wonderful, interesting, and intricate! While our eyes are growing as children, they may develop irregularities, like myopia or astigmatism. Attending regularly scheduled eye exams is the best way to determine if you or your child has myopia or astigmatism.  While both refractive errors are similar and can cause blurry vision, there are…