Digital retinal imaging is an innovative tool that our team uses to capture a detailed picture of the back of your eye, including the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels, during a comprehensive eye exam.
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What Is Digital Retinal Imaging?
Why Do My Eyes Sting When I Cry?
The stinging you feel when you cry is often due to the unique composition of emotional tears, environmental irritants, or an underlying condition like dry eye syndrome.
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What Is Commonly Misdiagnosed as Pink Eye?
The truth is, several eye conditions can masquerade as pink eye, such as:
Dry Eye
Allergic Conjunctivitis
Blepharitis
Stye or Chalazion
Corneal Abrasion
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Understanding Alberta’s New Optometry Coverage Changes
which include delisting certain services and reducing the frequency with which some services can be billed, […]
Can Dry Eyes Cause Blurriness?
One of the most overlooked symptoms of dry eye disease (DED) is blurry vision. […]
How Much Is an Eye Exam in Calgary?
Eye exam costs generally range from $0 to $300 in Calgary, depending on age, health coverage, and specific testing requirements. […]
Can You Wear Contacts With Pink Eye?
During pink eye flare-ups, ditching your contact lenses for eyeglasses is strongly advised. Switching to glasses helps prevent further discomfort and reinfection, and promotes further healing.
Once the infection has cleared and you’ve been given the green light to continue wearing contacts by your eye doctor, it’s vital to dispose of any contaminated lenses. Use a fresh new pair, and practice proper contact lens care.
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Dry Eye Disease: Could Your Contacts Be the Cause?
While contact lenses can offer incredible convenience and clarity, they can also be the culprit behind dry eye disease. […]
How Eye Exams Can Help Address Learning Difficulties in Children
Often, the answer lies in a child’s ability to learn or in their eye health. It’s important to explore any vision changes that may contribute to learning difficulties during your child’s next eye exam. […]
How Often Should a Child Get an Eye Exam?
Being present in your child’s learning and development includes taking a proactive step in safeguarding their vision and ocular health. Children are encouraged to have an eye exam once a year until 19 years of age. Children are also recommended to have an eye exam at the following times: The provincial government recognizes the importance […]
