Your child’s vision is just as important as their overall health, and regular children’s eye exams are an easy way to stay on top of their eyesight. These exams aren’t just about checking their prescription—it’s about catching potential issues before they cause your child any inconvenience. You should be scheduling your child’s first eye exam […]
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) envelopes a range of developmental characteristics that can profoundly shape a child’s interaction with their environment. Alongside social and communicative development, autism can also affect your child’s vision. Understanding the intricacies of ASD can be a beacon of light for parents navigating its impact on every aspect of their child’s life. […]
Our clinic is fully equipped with modern technology used to manage eye conditions, such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts, diabetes, and retinal diseases. We’re ready to support your eye health.
When it comes to keeping your eyes safe at work, we value providing safety glasses that meet your needs. No matter your field of work, we can help give your eyes the protection they deserve.
Eyesis Eyecare is located in the Riverbend Shopping Centre on 18th Street SE, near the VCA Canada Riverbend Animal Hospital.
Our Clinic can accommodate wheelchair patients who can safely transfer themselves (or with their own assistant). We are unable to assist in transfers as we do not have a fully wheelchair equipped exam room/bathroom.
We are located in the Riverbend Shopping Centre, so there is plenty of parking available in front of the clinic. We look forward to welcoming you.
*Closed daily from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM on all weekdays
*Closed on all statutory holidays
Construction glasses are a type of safety eyewear designed to protect workers’ eyes from hazards like flying debris, dust, UV rays, and chemical splashes on construction sites. […]
Along with blurry vision, dry eye can bring a range of uncomfortable symptoms—like a gritty or foreign body sensation, eye redness, stinging or burning, and even watery eyes.
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Polarized lenses reduce glare by filtering and absorbing reflected light waves, letting only direct light through. […]
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