Contact lenses can cause dry eye, or make dryness you already have more noticeable. […]
Can Contact Lenses Cause Dry Eye?
Do Blue Light Glasses Actually Work?
Blue light glasses may feel comfortable for some people, but current research doesn’t show that they ease screen-related eye strain or protect your eyes from damage. […]
At What Age Should Myopia Control Start for My Child?
Myopia control should start as soon as your optometrist identifies nearsightedness, which is often between the ages of 7 and 10, when the eyes change the fastest. […]
How Do You Know If You’re Getting Cataracts?
Cataracts develop when the proteins and fibers in the eye’s natural lens break down and clump together, causing the lens to become cloudy and scatter light as it passes through. This can leave your vision blurry, dim, or make it hard to focus. […]
When Should You Be Concerned About Floaters and Flashes?
Wondering if those spots and flashes of light in your vision are serious? Learn what causes eye floaters and when you need to see an eye doctor immediately. […]
How Does Glaucoma Damage Your Vision?
Worried about glaucoma? Learn about early detection, risk factors, and protecting your sight with Lake Country Optometry, your Kelowna area eye doctor. […]
Can Dry Eye Be Prevented?
Discover effective daily habits, lifestyle adjustments, and professional care options to help manage and prevent uncomfortable dry eye symptoms. […]
Do I Really Need an Eye Exam Every Year?
Think your vision is fine? Discover why annual eye exams are crucial for catching hidden health issues, updating prescriptions, and utilizing modern lens technology to combat digital eye strain. […]
What Does “Co-Managing” Eye Disease Mean?
You visit us at Lake Country Optometry for regular eye exams, but what happens when we detect something that needs extra attention? Maybe you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, glaucoma, or dry eyes that require ongoing care. As your eye doctor, we don’t just hand you off to someone else and disappear. Co-managing eye disease means […]
Can You Bring Your Own Frames for New Lenses?
If you need a new prescription for glasses but love your current frames, what can you do? Maybe they fit perfectly, match your style, or hold sentimental value. The thought of starting over with new frames feels unnecessary when the ones you have work so well. Yes, you can bring your own frames for new […]
