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Do You Need Special Contacts for Dry Eyes?

Dry, scratchy eyes by the end of the day are one of the most common complaints we hear from contact lens wearers. It's frustrating, especially when you otherwise love your contacts. Yes, certain contacts can ease dry-eye discomfort, and fit matters just as much as material. Your optometrist can help you understand what causes the…
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Can Myopia Be Reversed?

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision concern, and it's often the first thing parents ask about when a child starts holding books close or squinting at the whiteboard. Plenty of adults deal with it too, whether they've worn glasses for years or just started needing them. So, can you reverse it? Myopia can't be…
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Can I Drive with My Eyes Dilated?

Key Takeaways Dilating drops widen your pupils so the doctor can see the back of your eye. Close-up vision turns blurry and bright light feels harsher for a few hours. Dilation lasts about three hours on average, though it varies from person to person. Sunglasses and a planned ride home can make the trip easier.…

OAKLEY SUN

Introducing Oakley sunglasses to our eyewear gallery in 2024! The brand Oakley is well known for their sporty and durable frames. Their quality lenses are ideal for many sports and water activities while providing 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) occurs when the meibomian glands, the tiny oil-producing glands located in the eyelids, do not function properly. These glands play a crucial role in maintaining the tear film on the surface of the eyes. The tear film is essential for keeping the eyes moist and providing clear vision. In MGD, the…

The Importance of Sunglasses for Children

Up to 80% of sun damage happens to your eyes before you turn 18. Youth spend more time outdoors, have larger pupils and clearer lenses; these factors contribute to a considerable amount of UV damage in their younger years. When searching for sunglasses for your child, look for a label that says 100% UVA and…

Presenting our Newest Graduates!

Six team members enrolled in the Canadian Certified Optometric Assistant (CCOA) program in September, 2022. CCOA is an online education program built to provide skills and knowledge that will help members thrive in their optometric practice. Continuing education for our team greatly benefits the community as further education will allow for high quality care to…

Your Guide to IPL & LLLT

Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT) Low-level-light Therapy is the application of light energy to the body for therapeutic benefits. It promotes a natural reaction and has been shown to enhance cellular metabolism. It can accelerate the repair and replenishment of damaged skin cells, as well as stimulate the production of collagen — the foundation of…

Cosmetics and your Ocular Health

Some cosmetics have been linked as potential causes of Dry Eye Disease, which is a condition that causes damage to the surface layers of the eye. Many products are marketed as “all-natural”, “hypoallergenic”, “organic”, or even “ophthalmologist tested”, the reality is that these labels can mean very little. While routinely removing eye makeup at night…

Why ZEISS?

Founded over 175 years ago, ZEISS is a pioneer in optical science. Their commitment to innovation is unmatched, with 12% of revenue invested in research and development each year. This dedication allows every lens to deliver precision, clarity, and long-lasting quality. Choosing ZEISS is an investment in your vision today and for the future.

Focal Point Morden

You can find us in Boundary Trails Place, adjacent to the Menzies Medical Centre, with parking available outside the clinic.

*Saturday hours are available September (After Labour Day) through to the end of April.

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  • December 24 – Closed
  • December 25 – Closed
  • December 26 – Closed
  • December 31 – 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
  • January 1 – Closed

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