KODAK Lens Vision Centres
364 Yonge St M5B 1S5 Toronto, ON, Canada

"Great location. Friendly, clean, nice selection." says Chris on Google

"Dr Quinton Yau was very knowledgeable about eye care and offered me many treatment options, Kodak is lucky to have him." says Adel on Google

"They are great! Optometrist, Dr. Linda Tse, is professional. She is patient and takes time to examin eyes. She explains as well. The Opticians Laura and Angelica are knowledgeable, nice and helpful. The customer service is amazing. I really recommend them." says Ghadeer Elghafri on Google

"Dr Yao was really friendly & thorough. Would recommend to my friends. Staff was really friendly and helpful. Shop was clean following covid guidelines. Very happy with my visit!" says Cara on Google

"Great place to buy your glasses. Friendly and professional staff, they go extra mile to help you out. I definitely recommend Kodak Lens." says Mykola on Google

How to prevent glasses from fogging when wearing a mask By Paul Russell, Lumino Health and our lead Optometrist, Dr. Cassandra Chung Your cupboards are bare, so you head to the grocery store. With the COVID-19 pandemic still present, you mask up and enter. Two breaths later, you can barely see the produce aisle. Foggy glasses again.... You want to do your part for safety by wearing a mask. But this is more than an inconvenience you need your glasses to see properly. We consulted Dr. Cassandra Chung, optometrist and owner at Kodak Lens Vision Centres Canada. She says there are a few ways to reduce or eliminate the foggy glasses problem. Fighting the fog lens solutions Fogging with a mask occurs for the same reason glasses fog up when you enter a warm building on a cold day. When a cold surface meets warm air, condensation can occur, says Chung. With a mask, it’s your breath that’s supplying the warm air. And there are two options. Either treat the lens to reduce condensation or reduce the amount of breath that reaches the lens. For treating the lens, one homemade solution is applying a little dish soap to your glasses. Just use regular dish soap, say Chung. Rub a little on with a soft cloth and wipe away any excess. Your glasses are clear so you can see, but there’s a thin film that remains that limits fogging up. Chung says there are also anti-fog products. These products existed pre-pandemic people used them mostly for playing sports, says Chung. Their glasses or visors would fog as their body heated up. Now, masks are creating the same problem. The anti-fog products are good, but they’ll last eight hours at most, so you need to keep reapplying them. Some manufacturers have created lenses that have anti-fog treatments built into them. Chung warns that there is always wear and tear on glasses over time, and this could affect the treatment. An optometrist can help you weigh your options and find the right solution. Another solution is our new anti-fog cloth. Rubbing your lens with this cloth will make the lens fog free for up to 8 hours or more. It can be reused up to 200 times! Visit our website for full article and to learn more.

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"Staff are friendly and professional. Wish more options for frames though." says Bowen on Google

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"Highlights: A perfect cocktail of an attentive, knowledgeable optometrist, and friendly customer service both during and after-sales. I received my eye exam from Dr. Mishra. I found her to have good communication skills, a very attentive approach, and provided me with valuable insights about my eye health. Moreover, the professionalism, customer service, and satisfaction from the staff over the purchase of my eyeglasses.." says Anish Hiresha