Not all coloured contact lenses are safe. In fact, many lenses sold in novelty shops or online costume sites aren’t licensed by Health Canada and can cause serious damage to your eyes. That’s why it’s so important to know what you’re buying and how to check if your lenses are approved.

In today’s digital world, it’s tempting to order glasses online. The discounts are flashy, the frames look trendy, and with just a few clicks, a new pair is on its way to your door. But when it comes to something as important as your vision, the cheapest option isn’t always the best one.

Not all sunglass tints are created equal! Beyond just style, different lens colours can actually change how you see the world. The right tint can sharpen contrast, improve depth perception, reduce glare, and even soothe tired eyes — depending on where you are and what you’re doing.

When it comes to protecting your eyes from the sun, not all sunglasses are created equal. At first glance, polarized and tinted lenses may look similar, but they work in very different ways and choosing the right option really depends on your lifestyle and daily activities.

Getting glasses for the first time can be a big moment for both kids and parents. Here’s what parents need to know about helping your child adjust to their first pair of glasses and how to set them up for success in wearing them every day.

While a basic vision screening at school or the pediatrician’s office may test how clearly your child sees letters at a distance, it doesn’t tell the full story. That’s because vision is a complex process that involves not just the eyes, but also the brain.

In this episode on the Four Eyes Optometry Podcast, Dr. Deepon Kar interviews Dr. Amrit Bilkhu along with Dr. Manraj Fervaha to dive into the dynamics of their business partnerships within Northern Sight Optometry.