Here at Doyle, optometrists and opticians work hand in hand to offer you personalized eye care at a fair price.
Certain visual problems can only be detected during an eye exam. This is why, according to the College of Optometrists, a child should see an eye doctor starting at 6 months of age, followed by a visit at 3 and 5 years old, and then yearly appointments between 6 and 18 years of age.
In recent years, it’s become possible to see an optometrist in case of an eye emergency, rather than go to the hospital. Trained to treat various eye problems, our optometrists reveal the most common symptoms to help you determine what to do and when to seek urgent eye care.
Having dry eyes is quite common, but although it affects a large part of the population, many ignore the symptoms, such as itchy eyes, a burning sensation, or blurry vision. Learn more about ocular dryness and avoid harmful effects due to lack of treatment in the long term.
Most people stare at a tablet, mobile phone, computer or TV screen from dusk till dawn, exposing their eyes to blue light almost constantly. But what impact does blue light have on your eyes? And how to protect them? Read our article about this issue.
Eyes reveal valuable information about our vascular and neurological health. It is possible to detect blood pressure problems, diagnose diabetes, multiple sclerosis and even certain brain tumours by performing an eye exam.
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