At Opsis Eye Care, we have a team of Optometrists/ Eye Doctors dedicated to providing the best patient experience and finding solutions for your eye care needs.
We have patients visiting our Eye Clinic from Markham, Richmond Hill, North York, Scarborough, Vaughan, Thornhill and the surrounding areas.
With eyes being so important in nearly everything you do, it makes sense to invest a little time to make sure they are functioning properly now and for the rest of your life...
Contact lenses are a great alternative to eye glasses for any age and because contacts lenses are inserted into the eye, they are considered a medical device...
The optomap produces a high-resolution 200° image (80%) in order to ascertain the health of your retina. It is fast, easy, and comfortable for anyone, including children...
At Opsis Eye Care, we have a team dedicated to providing the best patient experience and finding solutions for your eye care needs. Our Eye Clinic is located in the heart of Downtown Markham directly across from the Cineplex box office, next to Go For Tea and diagonally across from Chatime...
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Ortho-K (orthokeratology) is a process involving gas permeable hard contact lenses that correct your vision while you sleep so you can enjoy clear vision during the day without glasses, or contacts. It is a safe and gentle vision correction option that is reversible, and has shown to control myopia when worn by...
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AUTHOR: Opsis Eye Care
Of our five basic senses, our sight is probably the most indispensable. While most of us are born with good eyesight, unfortunately, due to illness or genetic disposition, some of us may require eye care from a specialist to improve or even save our vision. In these cases, the prompt services of an optometrist are essential and should not be overlooked.
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As we age, so do our eyes. Aging eyes can mean decreased sharpness in our vision, an inability to distinguish between shades, problems with glare, slower adaptation to darkness and reductions in how much of our surroundings can be seen at one time. Any one of these changes increases the risk of a fall and it’s the first consideration in falls prevention.