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The different types of dry eye
Dry eye is a problem that affects many people. People who suffer from dry eyes either do not produce enough tears or have tears that evaporate too quickly from the...
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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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Dry eyes: Do you know about the I-Med's E>Eye technology?
Think you've tried everything to relieve your dry eye condition? But you still have discomfort, redness and a gritty feeling in your eye? Have you heard of I-Med's E>Eye technology? Before...
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Types of Dry Eye: Aqueous and Evaporative
Did you know that there are two types of dry eye? Here are the causes, symptoms and ways to prevent them. Dry eye is one of the most common reasons...
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The effects of cold weather on the eyes and how to protect them
Do you have a cold feeling or discomfort in your eye? Cold weather and temperature changes can make your eyes more sensitive in winter. Sometimes, your eyes can sting, become...
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What kind of glasses and lenses should you choose for winter sports?
Winter can seem shorter when you practice a winter activity or sport. And these activities are always more enjoyable with the right pair of sunglasses. Whether it's cross-country skiing, snowshoeing,...
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Eyewear From Yesterday to Today
Today wearing glasses is common. Glasses are a fashion accessory, just like jewellery, shoes and handbags. But do you know the history of the evolution of glasses? From their creation...
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Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Awareness Month
February is AMD and Low Vision Awareness month. AMD, specifically age-related macular degeneration, is the leading cause of low vision in people over the age of 60. This eye disease...
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Dry Eye Therapy
You may have recently been diagnosed with Dry Eye condition, but chances are your eyes may not feel dry at all. Instead, your eyes might feel gritty, itchy, irritated,...
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Ocular allergies: How to prevent them and the best treatments
Do you have red, itchy eyes? You can suffer from allergic conjunctivitis at any time of the year. Discover the symptoms of eye allergies, what treatments are available, and how...
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We've Added a Few New Acquisitions and New IRIS Partners!
At IRIS, partnerships have always been a pillar of our business model for our brand's growth, improvement and advancement. We are pleased and proud to share with you today the...
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A Look at the IRIS Vision 2022 Trip
This past December, members of the IRIS team, including store managers, partners, optometrists, opticians and head office staff, and suppliers, had the opportunity to gather in a beautiful location in...