Winter brings crisp air, fresh snow, and unfortunately for many, uncomfortable dry eyes. As temperatures drop and indoor heating rises, moisture in the air decreases, leaving your eyes feeling irritated, scratchy, or
How to Keep Your Lenses Hydrated, Clean, and Comfortable At Eyes Harvest Hills, we understand that wearing contact lenses in colder, drier weather can sometimes present unique challenges. Lower humidity, indoor heating,
At Eyes Harvest Hills, we know that seasonal changes in daylight can take a real toll on your eyes and vision. As daylight hours shorten in fall and winter, many people notice
Autumn in Edmonton is a season many people look forward to—the crisp air, colourful leaves, and cozy routines. But for those prone to seasonal allergies, fall can bring more than just scenic
What Parents Need to Know When your child is diagnosed with nearsightedness (myopia), it can feel overwhelming to sort through all the treatment options. Most parents are familiar with regular glasses, which
If you’ve ever experienced the throbbing pain, light sensitivity, and visual disturbances that come with a migraine, you know how debilitating they can be. For many people, light is not just a
If your child has recently been diagnosed with myopia, also known as nearsightedness, you’re not alone. Increasingly, children are developing this condition at younger ages. You may have heard your optometrist mention
Discover how these innovative lenses help manage light sensitivity and migraines If you live with migraines, you know how disruptive they can be. From the pounding pain and nausea to the heightened
How to spot vision problems early and why children’s eye exams matter It’s not always easy to know when your child has trouble seeing clearly. Unlike adults, children often don’t realize their
Why Prescription is Always the Best Choice Many people who struggle with reading small print reach for a pair of over-the-counter (OTC) reading glasses, thinking they offer a quick and easy solution.
Spring is often associated with blooming flowers, warmer weather, and fresh air. For many, it’s a welcome relief from the dryness of winter. However, even as the seasons change, you’re not alone
Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is one of the most common vision conditions worldwide. It affects how clearly you see distant objects, making things like road signs or classroom whiteboards appear blurry.