MiSight lenses are daily disposable soft contact lenses designed for children to correct nearsightedness and help slow the progression of myopia. […]
What Are MiSight Contact Lenses?
Is Cataract Surgery Covered by OHIP?
OHIP provides coverage for medically necessary cataract surgery, which includes the procedure and a standard lens implant.
[…]
2026 Eyeglasses Trends for Women: What’s In & What’s Out
This year’s trends balance bold, expressive frames with understated, minimalist designs, giving you plenty of options to show off your personal style. […]
Why Are My Eyes So Dry When I Wake Up?
Waking up with dry eyes can happen because your eyelids don’t fully close at night, your tear quality is low, or your sleep environment is too dry […]
Does OHIP Cover Eye Exams?
Navigating OHIP coverage for eye care can feel a little confusing, especially with recent updates. Your family’s vision health is important to us, and we understand that knowing what’s covered and what you’ll have to pay helps you plan. Your eligibility for an OHIP-covered eye exam in Ontario depends on your age and specific health […]
Is Blepharitis Contagious?
The short answer is that blepharitis can sometimes be contagious, but it depends on the underlying cause. […]
What Are the Symptoms of Cataracts and Glaucoma?
The symptoms of cataracts include clouded vision, sensitivity to light, and frequent prescription changes, while glaucoma symptoms often start with peripheral (side) vision loss, eye pain, and seeing halos around lights.
[…]
Can You Use Contact Lens Solution as Eye Drops?
Contact lens solution should not be used as eye drops. It’s formulated to clean and disinfect lenses, not to safely lubricate or soothe the eye. […]
Nearsighted vs Farsighted in Kids: What’s the Difference?
The key difference between them is that nearsightedness makes distant objects appear blurry, while farsightedness makes close-up objects blurry. […]
How Do I Know If My Sunglasses Are Polarized?
To check if your sunglasses are polarized, look at a reflective surface through the lenses and tilt your head. If the glare diminishes or changes, your lenses are polarized.
[…]
