InVision Eye Care Centre
3110 8th St E # 10 S7H 0W2 Saskatoon, SK, Canada
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Locality: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Phone: +1 306-373-2234
Address: 3110 8th St E # 10 S7H 0W2 Saskatoon, SK, Canada
Website: invision-eyecare.ca
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Happy National Siblings Day! What’s one thing you love about having a sibling/siblings?!
Let’s build a healthier world! If COVID-19 has taught us anything, it's the importance of being active, eating well and maintaining a good personal hygiene routine. Be proactive and make sure your annual physical and eye exams are scheduled, take those long afternoon walks, and don’t forget to wash your hands. #WorldHealthDay2021
We hope you have an EGG-stra special Easter!
Together we can make a difference. By educating and informing ourselves and those around us about cancer, we can challenge misinformation, stigma, and fear. #WorldCancerDay
We’ve finally made it to the end of the week! Happy Friday everyone, and have a safe weekend!
False! It may give you a headache but it won’t cause your eyes to permanently be stuck that way.
With glaucoma, vision loss is progressive and can go undetected until significant vision is lost. Make a glaucoma screening part of your health checkup. Schedule an eye exam today!
If you wear glasses, you're likely annoyed when your lenses fog up while wearing a mask. Here are a few ways to prevent that from happening.
Which do you prefer to wear? Hit for glasses or for contacts.
Thousands of sports-related eye injuries occur every year. Heres a few tips on how to avoid them: Wear the correct eye protection and make sure theyre polycarbonate lenses, theyre 10x more resistant to impact than other lenses. Wear additional protective eyewear, if you wear contact lenses or glasses. Wear eye protection if youve had any previous eye injuries or surgeries. Regularly inspect protective eyewear for any damages. Lastly, contact us to determine which protective eyewear is best for your needs!
Our hands touch a variety of surfaces throughout the daycounters, doorknobs, our phones, etc. So remember to wash your hands before touching your face or eyes to prevent spreading any germs into your body!
Water on contact lenses is a big no-no! Water contains microorganisms that could cause an eye infection, even if the water is clean.
Finding ways to alleviate stress is so important for your health, including your vision! Symptoms like blurry vision, eye twitching, watery or dry eyes, and headaches can be reduced significantly by finding tension relieving strategies, meditation anyone?
In honor of Healthy Aging Month, lets all stay active and vibrant as long as possible! No one can escape aging, but dont let that get you down. Lets focus on the positive! Take a good look at yourself: are you where you want to be physically, socially, mentally, or financially? Its never too late to reinvent yourself!
Using electronic devices right before bed can obstruct your bodys internal clock (circadian rhythm). The blue light emitted from these devices hinders the release of the sleep-inducing hormone, melatonin, making it difficult to get a good night of quality sleep. Consider changing the settings on your phone to blue light filter/night shift or stop using your digital devices for at least 45 minutes before bedtime.
To keep safe & healthy, were constantly washing our hands. But what about our smartphones? Studies have shown that these devices can be carriers for viruses, bacteria, & even fungi! Check with your phone manufacturer for cleaning instructions. If your hands are contaminated & youve been using your phone, chances are... its contaminated too!
Did you know that your glasses can potentially transfer viruses? COVID-19 can live on plastic and glass surfaces for several days. Cleaning our glasses frequently after touching them could stop the contamination cycle. Heres how to disinfect your glasses:
With some of the kids going back to school this fall, please spend some time with them discussing ways to stay safe & protect themselves from COVID-19.
Whether your child is going to be learning at home or in school, dont forget to add an eye exam to their back-to-school checklist. Learning usually involves reading, writing, computer work & even physical education all of which require great vision. If your child is having trouble seeing clearly, he or she may feel tired & struggle to maintain focus. Here are 4 signs your child may have undetected vision problems:
In honor of National Eye Exam Month, dont put off your eye exam and schedule it! Go the extra mile and tell a friend, family, neighbor, anyone... to get theirs done too!
With the new school year right around the corner, this is the perfect time to schedule your childs yearly eye exam, if you havent done so already! Keeping your childs eyes safe is also an important part of maintaining healthy vision. Eye injuries are one of the leading causes of vision loss in children.
Dont forget to wear your sunglasses... enjoy your weekend!
There are many reasons to have your toddler undergo an eye exam. Eye problems can cause a variety of learning and behavioral problems later in life. The earlier problems are diagnosed, the more effectively they can be treated. Excellent vision and visual skills can lead to academic success and, in turn, self-confidence.
If you could have any eye color what would it be? Comment below!
A study conducted by John Hopkins University shows that a specific protein in the eyes makes them a target for COVID-19 transmission. This may also explain why certain people with coronavirus first developed conjunctivitis.
Experiencing blurred vision? We can help! Were pros, after all
Contact lens wearers: make sure to practice good hygiene when handling your contact lenses! Prior to inserting or removing contacts, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water for 20 seconds, and fully dry your hands using a clean paper towel.
Schedule your healthy eye appointment today!
While the sun provides us with countless benefits, it can also be harmful to our skin and eyes. Over time, unprotected exposure to UV rays can lead to macular degeneration, cataracts, and even skin cancer. Below are three essential ways to protect yourself from harmful UV rays:
Ever wonder whether wearing a mask and social distancing really works? A recent study conducted by McMaster University confirms the effectiveness of personal protective equipment (PPE) - including eye protection - along with physical distancing in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
As pollen allergy symptoms begin to manifest during the COVID-19 pandemic, we may confuse one for the other, as both have similar symptoms. These include sore throat, headaches, and feeling tired.
Get your cameras ready Were celebrating #NationalSunglassesDay and we want to see you rockin your favorite pair of shades! Send us your #SunglassSelfie below
Like most of us, when the coronavirus pandemic hit, all summer vacation plans got canceled and pushed to the side. Everyone deserves a vacation, more now than ever. Here are some ideas of things you can do to have a safe summer vacation:
Happy Fathers Day to all the amazing dads out there! #happyfathersday #yxedads #yxefathers #yxeliving #saskatoon #saskatoondads #dadlife
Hello Summer! We are looking forward to enjoying many more sunny days - just dont forget your 100% UV protection sunglasses! How are you spending the first day of summer? Comment below! #invisioneyecarecentre #summer2020 #seein2020 #sunglasses #uvprotection #saskatoonsummer #saskatoon #yxe #saskatoonoptometrist #yxeoptometrist #yxeliving #shoplocalyxe #supportlocalyxe
Giant squids have the largest eyes in the world. A giant squids eye is about 10 inches in diameter which is about the size of a dinner plate or a human head!
Pink-tinted lenses; confidence-expressing thick rouge frames; cat-eye shapes and glittery decorations - these are the eyewear trends in 2020. And if that is not for you, minimalistic elegance is still going strong.
With business and parks slowly reopening and summer approaching, one thing most people are thinking is, is it safe to be outdoors since COVID-19 is still around? Going outside is great for everyones physical and mental health but please remember to take all safety precautions. Heres Your COVID-19 Summer Safety Guide:
Children should wear 100% UV protection sunglasses when outdoors to protect their eyes from sun damage. Inside of the eye, a structure called the lens (where a cataract can develop later in life) is much clearer in childhood, and is less able to filter harmful UV light from entering the eye. It is estimated that up to half of our lifetime UV exposure happens before age 18. Have fun outdoors but protect those eyes! #invisioneyecarecentre #childrensvision #sunprotection #uvprotection #sunglasses #summer2020 #saskatoonsummer #saskatoon #saskatoonoptometrist #yxe #yxeliving #yxeoptometrist #shoplocalyxe #supportlocalyxe
Whats your vision of the future? Its important to take care of your eyes now so you can see all the amazing things the future has in store. Take simple steps like wearing sunglasses and getting your yearly eye exam to make sure youre seeing your best. Learn more:
Today is World No Tobacco Day. Millions of people die every year from inhaling smoke and exposure to secondhand smoke. Not only does it harm your body but it also harms your eyes!
Not a scene from a movie, but a real-life triclops: Monty: the three-eyed python snake, spotted traveling the highway.
Here are some ways to exercise and stay active while being at home:
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With kids home from school, theyre spending lots of time on electronic devices! Instead of having them spend hours gaming, have them watch educational or workout videos.
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