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Sunglasses •

Are Prescription Sunglasses Worth It?

You know the feeling—stepping outside on a bright, sunny day and immediately squinting. If you wear glasses, you face a clumsy shuffle. Do you switch to non-prescription sunglasses and lose your sharp vision? Or maybe you use awkward clip-ons or bulky fit-over shades that never feel quite right. For anyone who needs vision correction, prescription…
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Children's eye health, Eye conditions •

Is Lazy Eye the Same as Strabismus?

While lazy eye and strabismus may seem similar, they are very different and require different treatments. Many parents are concerned when they hear their child has a vision problem, and it can be confusing to understand the difference between similar conditions.  Lazy eye (amblyopia) is when one of the eyes is not focusing correctly, while…
Illustration comparing a healthy eye to one affected by blepharitis, showing red and swollen eyelids, bacterial infection along the lash line, and eye redness.
Eye conditions •

Blepharitis vs Styes: What’s the Difference?

Your eyelids protect your eyes every day, but sometimes they develop uncomfortable conditions that can disrupt your routine. Two eyelid problems we frequently treat at our Saskatoon eye care clinic are blepharitis and styes, and many patients aren't sure which condition they have. Understanding these conditions helps you seek the right treatment and maintain proper…
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Frames & Lenses •

Are Polarized Sunglasses Better for Your Eyes?

Have you ever found yourself squinting on a bright Saskatoon day, even with sunglasses on? That intense, blinding light bouncing off a wet road or a car's windshield is glare, and it can make seeing clearly a challenge. While most sunglasses just darken your view, they don’t always help with glare. That’s where polarized lenses…
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Eye conditions •

What is Commonly Misdiagnosed as Pink Eye?

Red, watery, and irritated eyes can actually point to a number of eye conditions. Your mind might immediately think “pink eye” (after all, it does look a little pink), but pink eye isn’t always the culprit behind these symptoms.  Pink eye (or conjunctivitis) is not an umbrella term for eye irritation. It’s a distinct condition…
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Contact Lenses •

Do Contact Lenses Expire?

Contact lenses do have an expiration date, and wearing them past that point can increase your risk of eye infections, discomfort, and long term damage. It might be tempting to use an old backup pair in a pinch, but expired contacts are more than just outdated—they can become unsafe. As the sterile packaging breaks down…
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Eye conditions •

Myopia vs Hyperopia: What’s the Difference?

Blurry vision can make it harder to enjoy daily life, whether you are trying to read a book or see a sign across the street. For many people, the cause is either myopia or hyperopia. The major difference between the two is that myopia affects your ability to see things far away, while hyperopia makes…
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Frames & Lenses •

Should I Have Eyewear for Night Driving?

Driving at night can feel daunting for many people. Blinding headlights and dimly lit roads often make night driving more challenging than daytime journeys.  You may benefit from specialized eyewear if you've noticed that it’s harder to spot road signs or that glare from oncoming traffic feels overwhelming at night. There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer,…
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Eye Exams •

Can I Get Glasses Without an Eye Test?

Glasses are more than just a tool for improving vision. They're a statement of style and a necessity for many. But you may wonder if you need an eye exam to get new glasses.  Whether you're short on time, think your prescription hasn't changed, or simply want to skip the trip to the optometrist, you're…
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Eye Health •

Why Can I Suddenly See Better Without My Glasses?

Have you recently noticed that your vision seems clearer without your glasses? It might feel a bit puzzling, especially if you're used to relying on your glasses daily. While it’s easy to hope for a miraculous improvement in your eyesight, the reasons behind this experience are often temporary and not always straightforward.  Suddenly seeing better…

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We’re conveniently located on the corner of Broadway and Main Street, just down the street from Oskayak High School. There is paid street parking in front of our office and more parking in the lot behind the building.

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After Hours Emergencies: 306-371-9911

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Monday:
Closed*
Tuesday:
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday:
12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday:
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday:
Closed

*Closed, but we’d be happy to see you at InVision Eyecare, Stonebridge Eyecare, Pinehouse Eyecare, Brighton Eyecare, Warman Eyecare, or Northern Lights Eyecare!

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