The key is to select frames with angular shapes—like square or rectangular—to add definition and contrast to the soft curves of your features. […]
What Shape Eyeglasses for a Round Face?
Who Is a Good Candidate for MacuMira?
Individuals with a diagnosis of dry age-related macular degeneration, particularly in its early to intermediate stages, are often good candidates for MacuMira therapy. […]
Do Eyeglasses Make Vision Worse?
They don’t cause vision to deteriorate, though your prescription may change over the years for other reasons.
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What Are the Best Eye Vitamins for Macular Degeneration?
In the vitamin realm, we’ve got you covered. The best vitamins for age-related macular degeneration (AMD) include:
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Zinc
Copper
Lutein and Zeaxanthin
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How to Choose Protective Sports Eyewear
Choosing the right pair depends on factors like material, fit, lenses and prescription needs. […]
What Are Myopia Eyeglasses?
Traditional glasses correct blurry distance vision, while myopia control treatments like ortho-k lenses and peripheral defocus eyeglasses can help slow its progression.
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What Are Overnight Vision Correction Contact Lenses & How Do They Work?
You or your child can wear these specially designed lenses while you sleep, so the lens can gently reshape the cornea (the clear front surface of your eye) to improve clarity.
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Dry Eyes or Allergies: How to Tell the Difference
However, allergies are caused by an external irritant and are usually accompanied by non-eye-related symptoms like sneezing, while dry eyes stem from an issue with tear production or quality. […]
Celebrating 75 years of Maple Ridge Eye Care
We’re Celebrating 75 Years in Maple Ridge! Join us on Saturday, May 24th as we celebrate 75 years of caring for our community at Maple Ridge Eye Care – Optometrists. We’re so grateful to you, our patients, for 75 years of support! Come join us that day as we host an Open House with a […]
Living with Age-Related Macular Degeneration in Canada: Resources & Support for Patients
There’s no cure for AMD, but many resources and support services exist to help patients live fulfilling lives, including low-vision aids, assistive device programs, early detection eye exams, community events, and AMD therapy. […]
