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Can You Be Allergic to Your Contact Lenses?

Key Takeaways A direct allergy to contact lens material is uncommon; deposits, solutions, dryness, fit, and inflammation are more frequent causes of discomfort. Redness, itching, gritty sensations, and blurred vision are common signs of a reaction. Cleaning-solution ingredients, lens deposits, dryness, and poor fit can all contribute to irritation. Depending on the cause, options may…
A senior woman with gray hair smiles while holding a small printed card to read, with her eyeglasses sitting folded on the table in front of her. Beside them are a glass of water, a blood glucose meter, and a healthy snack, highlighting the connection between diabetes management, aging, and the importance of regular eye exams.

Can Diabetes Cause Blurry Vision?

Managing diabetes requires paying close attention to your body, and your eye health forms an important part of that routine. If you have diabetes, frustrating blurry vision could be connected to your blood sugar levels. Yes, diabetes can cause blurry vision, and it often happens because high blood sugar causes the lens of your eye to swell…
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Can Eye Floaters Go Away?

Key Takeaways Eye floaters are shadowy spots or lines caused by changes inside the eye's gel-like vitreous. Many floaters fade naturally as your brain learns to filter them out. Some floaters are stable and long-lasting, especially with age or nearsightedness. If you experience a sudden surge of floaters accompanied by flashes of light, you should…
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Do You Need a Prescription for Reading Glasses?

You pick up your phone to read a text, but the words look blurry. You hold it a little further away—better, but not quite right. Maybe you've been getting more headaches lately, or your eyes feel worn out by the time dinner rolls around. These are signs that your near vision is changing, and they're…
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Why Are My Eyes Sensitive to Light?

You walk outside on a sunny day and immediately squint, feeling like the light is stabbing your eyes. Or maybe you're sitting indoors under normal lighting, but your eyes water and ache like someone turned up the brightness too high. Light sensitivity, also called photophobia, makes everyday activities uncomfortable and can leave you wondering what's…
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Should You Wear Glasses All the Time?

You just picked up your new glasses, and the world looks sharper and clearer. But you might be wondering if you need to wear them every moment of every day now. It’s a common thought, especially if it’s your first pair of glasses.. The answer really depends on your specific vision needs, your prescription, and…
A young boy smiling while an optometrist adjusts a trial frame on his face during an eye exam.

What Are the Benefits of Myopia Control?

If your child has myopia (nearsightedness), you've probably noticed them squinting more often or holding books closer to their face. However, myopia tends to progress—it typically gets worse each year until your child reaches adulthood. That’s why, at Stonebridge Eyecare, we provide myopia control services to help slow the condition’s progression and protect your child’s future…
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How Long Do Contact Lenses Last?

You reach for your contact lens case in the morning and pause. When did you last replace these lenses? Maybe it's been a few extra days, or perhaps you've lost track entirely. This happens to most contact wearers at some point, which is why Stonebridge Eyecare emphasizes proper lens care education during every fitting. Contact lenses…
A woman sitting at her desk in front of a computer, rubbing her eyes and holding her glasses, showing signs of digital eye strain from prolonged screen use.

How Long Does Eye Strain Last?

Your eyes feel tired, your head aches, and you can't seem to focus clearly after hours at your computer. You're dealing with eye strain, and you want to know when the discomfort ends. Eye strain typically lasts 20-30 minutes for mild cases, 2-4 hours for moderate strain, but chronic patterns can persist daily without proper…
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The Best Eyeglass Frames for Your Face Shape

Choosing new glasses can be exciting, but with so many choices, it can also feel a bit overwhelming. Ensuring you see clearly starts with a comprehensive eye exam, but you also want frames that feel great and suit your personal style. The shape of your face is a helpful guide for narrowing down the options.…

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We’re located in Stonebridge, on the corner of Cope Lane and Stonebridge Boulevard. Find us next to the Saskatoon Dermatology Centre and Stonebridge Dental Centre. Free parking is available.

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After Hours Emergencies: 306-371-9911

Hours of Operation

Monday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed

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