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Our Favourites!
We asked our IRIS staff across Canada to tell us about their favourite ophthalmic frames and sunglasses! Read about their top picks here. Maui Jim - the unanimous favourite for sunglasses!...
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How Do You Know if Your Sunglasses Are Protecting Your Eyes?
Sunglasses are an integral part of your fashion accessories which are part of your style all summer long! You can find them in all colours and various designs. Some sunglasses...
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5 Tips for Healthy Eyes
Eating a nutrient-filled diet, working out regularly and avoiding cigarettes and alcohol are great ways to keep your body healthy. But did you know that there are things you...
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What are Polarized Sunglasses?
For your outdoor activities, summer or winter, polarized sunglasses are your best allies to protect your eyes from UV rays. Not all sunglasses have the "polarized" designation. This type of...
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What Foods to Cook in August
Green, yellow, orange, purple, violet: August's plate of local produce is a colourful one! Watch for the arrival of turnips, cauliflower and squash. Here are August's featured foods. TURNIPS Also...
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National Bank Open presented by Rogers
The Tennis frenzy will once again hit Montreal and Toronto with the presentation of the National Bank Open men's and women's tournaments from August 5 to 14 at Stade IGA...
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Is It Possible to Get Sunburned on Your Eyes?
As with the skin, the sun's rays can cause "sunburn" on the eye's surface, so it is essential to wear sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat to protect your eyes. The...
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Glasses in Kindergarten
Children have an incredible capacity to adapt, which allows them to deal with new things healthily. When it comes to their first pair of glasses, there are a few tips...
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Fight Allergies with Contact Lenses
You love wearing contact lenses for the freedom and flexibility they provide. But during allergy season, with the itching and tearing, are your contact lenses as comfortable? This is a...
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Two New Partners at IRIS in Parksville, British Columbia
Our IRIS store in Parksville, B.C., is pleased to have two new partners: Tammy Baker, Optician and Manager, and Dr. Adam Reid, Optometrist. Both have developed a relationship based on...
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Eyes on the Brand: Tiffany & Co.
The epic story of the blue box brand began in 1837 when Charles Lewis Tiffany opened a novelty store on Broadway in Manhattan that carried stationery, handkerchiefs and glove boxes....
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Walking in the Forest: A Recognized Stress Reliever
It is well known that walking benefits our physical and mental health. Walking is an activity that is accessible to everyone. It is an entirely natural remedy and an anti-stress...