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The Complete Guide for Conjunctivitis in Children
Red, itchy, burning eyes are the most common symptoms of conjunctivitis. When properly treated, conjunctivitis causes no long-term sequelae in children. Conjunctivitis can seem alarming, as it causes intense redness...
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Prevent the Progression of Myopia In Your Child With MiSight®
Myopia, or near-sightedness, can have many repercussions for children, such as difficulty seeing the blackboard at school, leading to a drop in academic performance. Their outdoor activities may...
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Back-To-School - Conjunctivitis on the Radar
Back to school is often synonymous with little and big boo-boos that our children bring home. Among them is conjunctivitis. But what exactly is conjunctivitis? Here's how to recognize, treat,...
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IRIS Changes Lives
Nothing brings an optometrist more joy than being able to change someone’s life through better vision. A few years back, the IRIS location in Nanaimo, B.C., had the pleasure of...
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Questions to an optometrist-what are the signs to look for to know if my child needs an eye exam
Good vision is vital to a child's academic and social development. How can we tell if our child has vision problems? Children are often unaware of their visual defect or...
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Question to an Optometrist: Is Giving a Baby an Eye Exam Possible?
Have you planned your child's first eye exam? Parents know by heart when their baby's vaccinations are due. They visit their pediatrician regularly and have a good idea that baby...
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Does your teen want contact lenses? Here's what you need to know.
If your teenager needs glasses, chances are they'll prefer contact lenses. There are many possible reasons: some teens want to avoid thick lenses and enjoy the freedom contact lenses offer....
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Myopia control! A specialty practice offered at IRIS Kirkland
Myopia is not a disease but a vision disorder characterized by blurred distance vision. It usually appears during school age, in childhood or adolescence, and progresses until early adulthood, when...
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My child refuses to wear their glasses: What should I do?
For children, who are on the move much more often than adults, glasses can initially seem cumbersome. Convincing your child that it is important to wear glasses can be a...
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Protect Your Children's Eyes from Reflections of the Sun's Rays on Snow
Although it may seem like the sun is less harmful in the winter, snow acts like a mirror and transmits the sun's rays to the eyes. For comparison, snow reflects...
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Myopia Control
Myopia is a problem when focusing on images in front of the retina causes distance vision to be blurred but remains clear at close range. Nearsighted people, therefore,...
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Orthokeratology Lenses
Orthokeratology is a principle of corneal remodelling which consists in wearing rigid contact lenses during sleep to obtain clear and natural vision during the day without glasses or contact lenses....