Many people believe that lazy eye only affects children, but this common misconception can prevent adults from seeking the treatment they need. Several things can cause there to be a lazy eye in adults, including untreated childhood strabismus, untreated childhood prescription imbalances and even acute circulatory/neurological events. What Is Lazy Eye? Lazy eye, or amblyopia, […]
Changes in your vision can often feel subtle at first, but may hint at underlying conditions worth addressing, like cataracts. Cataracts develop gradually over time and are one of the most common eye conditions older adults experience. Recognizing the early signs of cataracts can help you take proactive steps toward safeguarding your sight: Visual disruptions […]
November is Diabetes Awareness Month in Canada! Diabetes affects 1 in 10 Canadians over the age of 20. Diabetes affects your body, but did you know it can impact your vision too? In fact, the signs of diabetes can actually show up in your eyes before they show up in the rest of your body. […]
Regular eye exams are more important than you think. They aren’t just about vision—they’re about understanding your eyes and preventing possible eye conditions before they cause significant damage. So how often should you get an eye exam? It’s recommended that adults between the age of 20-64 get an eye exam at least once every 2 […]
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