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Everything You Need to Know About Dry Eye and Contact Lenses

Dry eyes and contact lenses - are they compatible? Learn about available solutions, new technologies, and expert advice.

Childhood myopia: discover MiYOSMART iQ

Did you know that nearly one in three children in Canada has myopia between the ages of 11 and 13?¹ This visual condition is becoming increasingly common and can continue to progress throughout a child’s growth.

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Habits That Change Your Everyday Life

Trail running, biking with friends, long days outdoors… When life picks up the pace, your eyes are more challenged than ever. And your visual comfort depends just as much on the choice of your contact lenses as on the habits you adopt every day.

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Dry Eyes: Understanding, Relieving and Preventing

La sécheresse oculaire touche un nombre croissant de personnes au Québec, notamment en raison du temps passé devant les écrans, du chauffage intérieur, du port de lentilles cornéennes et des variations climatiques. Elle se manifeste par des yeux secs, irrités, rouges, une sensation de sable, une vision fluctuante ou une fatigue oculaire persistante.

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Presbyopia after 40: causes and solutions

Presbyopia after age 40 is an unavoidable reality that eventually affects all adults. However, some people experience symptoms later or less intensely, including those who are nearsighted. The good news? Presbyopia is highly predictable and fully correctable. Understanding its causes and exploring the available solutions will help you maintain your quality of life and productivity.

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Demystifying the role of the optometrist

Curious about what really happens behind all those instruments? Let’s take you behind the scenes of an eye exam with Dr. Stéphanie Bourque, optometrist and clinic owner at Opto Réseau Terrebonne.

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Eye health in Quebec’s winter: why sunglasses are essential

Quebec’s winter is a beautiful yet demanding season. While we take care of our skin and respiratory system against the cold, our eyes are often overlooked. Yet, they are exposed to particularly harsh conditions: icy winds, dry air, intense light, and UV rays amplified by snow.

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Why combine glasses and contact lenses?

Life demands more from our eyes. Increased use of digital devices, challenging lighting conditions, and exposure to blue-violet light from screens, fluorescent lamps, and the sun make it essential to choose a complete and flexible visual solution that suits every moment of the day.

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4 Tips for a worry-free spring break for your eyes

As spring break approaches, many of us are already dreaming of embarking on adventures in the mountains, forests, on ice, or simply enjoying the comfort of our cozy space. Discover our 4 tips to make the most of your vacation while ensuring your health and eye comfort.

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