Eye Health

Spending long hours on screens is one of the most common causes of dry eyes in Vancouver. Learn simple daily habits and natural supplements that can help your eyes stay comfortable throughout the day.

Dry eyes and eye strain share some similarities, but the two conditions are different. Read on to discover the differences between dry eyes vs. eye strain.

Vision myths are as widespread as they are misleading. They may come from well-meaning friends and family but can cause more harm than good. Time to debunk them!

Dark circles under the eyes are often a telltale sign of a night out and too many drinks. But there are other causes behind this problem, including tired eyes.

Computers may be a part of everyday life, but eye strain doesn’t have to be. There’s a lot you can do to reduce eye strain even if you have to use screens for extended periods every day. Discover now the best strategies for relieving eye strain.

When you have dry eyes, eye drops may seem the go-to solution for quick relief. But artificial tears are not always the best way to treat dry eyes. They don’t address the underlying causes behind the condition and can make your symptoms worse over time. Read on to find out more about the drawbacks of eye drops and discover a healthier alternative.

Feeling like you have sand in your eyes that you just can’t blink away? Screens, environmental factors, and nutritional deficiencies may upset the delicate balance of your tear film and cause dry eyes.

Learn more about dry eyes symptoms, causes, and treatments so you can restore your eyes to health and prevent long-term damage to your vision.