You may have a blocked meibomian gland if your eyes feel gritty or burn more as the day goes on, and the edges of your eyelids look red or crusty. […]
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Many people wonder, “Do glasses make your eyes worse over time?” The simple answer is no—wearing glasses does not weaken your eyes or cause your vision to deteriorate. Glasses are designed to correct refractive errors, helping you see clearly. If your prescription changes over time, it’s due to natural vision changes, not because of wearing […]
Macular degeneration is an eye condition that often surfaces in conversations about aging and eye health, particularly due to its status as a leading cause of vision loss among older adults. Affecting millions of Canadians, understanding the hereditary aspects of macular degeneration can help influence both prevention strategies and management approaches. Macular degeneration is a […]
Whether you’re dealing with dry eyes, allergies, or even glaucoma, you may have needed eye drops before. They’re an excellent way to lubricate the eyes, find relief from burning, and keep your vision clear and healthy. However, it’s important to treat your eye drops like all other medications and make sure you’re using them safely. […]
Concussions can be devastating for those who suffer from them, particularly for athletes who just want to get back into the game. You want to be on the field, for sure, but concussions aren’t something to shrug off. Although you may be familiar with the symptoms of a concussion, like headaches and dizziness, you may […]
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Taking care of your eyes is important, and part of that involves regular eye exams. But how often should you get an eye exam? Adults and seniors should have an eye exam every 12 to 24 months. Preschool children should have one eye exam between 2 and 5 years, and school-aged children should have annual […]
In today’s digital age, we’re more exposed to blue light than ever, which can severely impact our sleep. Your eyes are complex and sensitive to this wavelength, but you can help avoid some of the issues caused by blue light with a pair of blue light glasses. You can wear blue light glasses whenever you’d […]
Dry eye disease is a common condition that occurs when your tears are insufficient to provide lubrication, hydration, or nourishment to the eyes. It results in symptoms like stinging, burning, eye redness, and blurry vision. Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy effectively treats dry eyes and provides comfort and relief. But what is IPL exactly, and […]
If you’ve ever felt like there’s a burning, gritty, or dry sensation in your eye, you may be experiencing dry eye syndrome. This is a common condition that can lead to irritation and discomfort. But can it cause blurriness? Dry eye syndrome affects your tears, which are needed for your eye to be protected, hydrated, and […]
Macular degeneration, commonly called age-related macular degeneration (AMD), is a common eye condition that typically develops in your senior years. As this condition progresses, it can lead to the loss of your clear central vision, making it essential to visit your optometrist for eye exams regularly. But what are the early warning signs of this […]
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Explore even more of the services we provide at Orillia Optometry.
Our AMD clinic takes advantage of modern technology and our experience to assist with patient education and managing age-related macular degeneration. We are proud to be an AMD Centre of Excellence through continued efforts of managing and understanding AMD.
Vision therapy isn’t just about improving your vision. It’s a personalized training program that can address underlying problems that contribute to eye strain, headaches, and even difficulties with focusing and reading.
Our team is by your side throughout the laser eye surgery process. Whether you’re considering LASIK or PRK, we can help determine if you’re a good candidate for laser eye surgery. We also schedule follow-up appointments post-surgery to monitor your recovery.
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We are located across from the Couchiching Golf & Country Club in beautiful Orillia. There’s plenty of parking available outside the clinic.
