There are 2 main types of AMD: wet and dry. Most people with AMD have the dry form, which tends to progress slowly, whereas wet AMD is less common but can cause rapid vision loss. […]
What Is The Difference Between Dry & Wet Macular Degeneration?

There are 2 main types of AMD: wet and dry. Most people with AMD have the dry form, which tends to progress slowly, whereas wet AMD is less common but can cause rapid vision loss. […]
Taking care of your eyes is an important part of maintaining your overall health. Regular eye exams are essential for early detection of eye conditions and helping your vision remain sharp and clear. But when exactly should you schedule an eye exam? There are several key signs that indicate you need to schedule an eye […]
Lazy eye is often used to describe strabismus and refractive amblyopia, and it’s estimated that about 1–5% of children worldwide have a “lazy eye.” Have you ever been told you or your child have a lazy eye? What were you told are your options? Paradigms are shifting in optometry, and there are more and more […]
Many Canadians are skipping their regular eye exams and not always because they lack coverage. Some individuals have the benefits but just don’t use them. The reasons vary—some think the cost is too high, while others don’t go because they’re not experiencing any noticeable vision loss. About 75% of vision loss is preventable and treatable […]
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