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Did you know that the IRIS Ophthalmology Clinic offers laser cataract surgery at an affordable price?
Did you know that the IRIS Ophthalmology Clinic offers laser cataract surgery at an affordable price? Avoiding long waitlists at the hospitals may not seem possible, but it is! Private...
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Can I wear contact lenses to correct presbyopia?
Can I wear contact lenses to correct presbyopia? Whether you already wear contact lenses or not, multifocal contact lenses can be an excellent option for the onset of presbyopia. Throughout...
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When should you change your prescription eyewear?
Are you wondering when you should get a new pair of glasses? Just because you love your old pair of glasses doesn't mean they're still suitable for your vision. A...
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Keratoconus: what are the causes and symptoms?
Keratoconus is an eye disease that is usually detected around the age of 15. In this guide, we take a look at this condition that evolves over the years. What...
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Your eyes and office work
Working long hours in front of a computer screen can have its share of consequences such as eye fatigue, neck pain, dry eyes, headaches. Here are some tips to help...
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WHY IS OCT IMPORTANT DURING YOUR EYE EXAM?
An OCT, an optical coherence tomography, is an exam that uses an infrared laser to take high-quality images at incredible speed. OCT, therefore, allows early detection of eye pathologies. There...
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Are Your Eyes Sensitive to the Light?
Are Your Eyes Sensitive to the Light? Do you tend to squint when you go outside? Maybe this scenario will sound familiar to you: It’s Sunday and you’re about to...
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What Causes Itchy Eyes?
Having itchy eyes is often a fleeting and harmless sensation. The spring and summer seasons are the most likely to make your eyes sore. But sometimes, these irritations can be...
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What is blepharitis?
Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid, which causes a burning sensation, redness, and edema. It can be acute or chronic and must be treated accordingly. Thus, several treatments can be...
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Vision Problems: The Four Most Common Types
Every second Thursday in October is World Sight Day Perfect timing to talk about one of our most important and hardworking organs – our eyes. Through...
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About Heterochromia
Heterochromia is a rare condition caused by a variance in the concentration and distribution of the melanin in the iris of the eye.
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Eye Infection: 8 Signs to Look Out For
The eye is a fragile organ. A seemingly minor eye problem can have serious consequences if left untreated. There are many types of eye infections, each of which can bring...