289 274 7110
Niagara Falls, ON
(289) 296-6970
Niagara Falls, ON / (289) 296-6970
An eye emergency is any situation in which your vision and eye health are at immediate and serious risk. This can constitute anything from having a small piece of debris in your eye to high impact trauma. Regardless of what the situation may be, you should never hesitate to seek medical help if you feel your vision is at risk.
If you or someone you are with is experiencing an eye emergency, you should seek medical attention immediately through your nearest professional provider. If it is a severe emergency you should go to the hospital as soon as possible.
Our doctors can assist in most non-surgical eye emergency treatments. Call ahead to see whether the situation may be better treated at a hospital emergency facility.
Since contact lenses are an effective and almost invisible way to correct vision problems, they’ve become integral in people’s lives. But if you want to maintain good eye health and achieve clear, comfortable vision, it’s vital to get a good fit. A contact lens exam and fitting by your eye doctor can ensure you get […]
Connecting Causes Canadians spend an average of 11 hours daily using digital devices. And about 67% of Canadians say their eyes feel tired or strained after screen time, whether it’s computers, TVs, phones, or tablets. Another significant cause of eye discomfort is dry eye, affecting an estimated 6 million Canadians. Both eye problems can share […]
If your eyes hurt when looking at digital screens like your phone or computer, your eye doctor may recommend blue light glasses. While blue light glasses can benefit your eyes, how do you know if they work well? How can you test your new lenses? Continue reading to learn more about blue light glasses, including […]
Since contact lenses are an effective and almost invisible way to correct vision problems, they’ve become integral in people’s lives. But if you want to maintain good eye health and achieve clear, comfortable vision, it’s vital to get a good fit. A contact lens exam and fitting by your eye doctor can ensure you get […]
Connecting Causes Canadians spend an average of 11 hours daily using digital devices. And about 67% of Canadians say their eyes feel tired or strained after screen time, whether it’s computers, TVs, phones, or tablets. Another significant cause of eye discomfort is dry eye, affecting an estimated 6 million Canadians. Both eye problems can share […]
If your eyes hurt when looking at digital screens like your phone or computer, your eye doctor may recommend blue light glasses. While blue light glasses can benefit your eyes, how do you know if they work well? How can you test your new lenses? Continue reading to learn more about blue light glasses, including […]
We are located at the corner of Portage Rd. and Colborne St., in the same complex as the Shoppers Drug Mart and Stamford Centre Library.