Blog Hero
A cheerful optometrist standing in front of an eye chart.

Where to Get an Eye Exam: Choosing an Optometrist

Finding an optometrist for your routine eye exam isn’t complicated—but choosing the right one makes a big difference for your eye health. It can be as easy as picking the first clinic that pops up on a Google search. However, the right optometrist makes a big difference for your visual health, so it pays to…
A pair of hands selecting a pair of glasses from a shelf full of eyeglasses.

Why Should I Buy New Glasses From My Optometrist?

Shopping for glasses online is often seen as fast, convenient, and cost-saving. But when it comes to something as important as your eyesight, there’s more to consider than price and convenience.  Eyewear can play a critical role in day-to-day health and comfort. While online options can be tempting, your optometrist offers quality care, precision, and…
A close-up photo of cataracts in a senior's eye.

Can Cataracts Come Back?

Cataract surgery is a simple and effective procedure. For many people, the results bring clarity, comfort, and confidence back into daily activities. But what if, sometime after your surgery, your vision begins to blur again? Are your cataracts coming back? The short answer is no. Once a cataract has been removed through surgery, it cannot…
A baby gets some tummy time while playing with colourful blocks.

How Can I Tell If My Infant Has Vision Problems?

Your baby's eyesight is an essential part of their overall development, but how can you tell if something isn't right? Unlike adults who know when they need to see their eye doctor, infants can't tell us when they're having trouble seeing.  That's why it's so crucial for parents to know the signs of vision problems…
Close-up of a child's face with puffy, red eyes due to conjunctivitis.

Will Conjunctivitis Go Away by Itself?

Waking up with red, burning, and watery eyes can send your daily routine into a spin. When it’s your kid feeling the pain, you know it’s just the beginning of a long haul. Conjunctivitis, often called pink eye, is a common condition that can affect anyone. The good news is that some forms of conjunctivitis,…
Close-up photo of a woman with brown eyes and hair putting contact lens in right eye with her finger.

Who Cannot Wear Contact Lenses?

Are you thinking about trying contact lenses but wondering if they’re suitable for you? Contact lenses are a game-changer for many, offering freedom from glasses while still improving vision. However, they’re not the best solution for everyone. Some medical and lifestyle factors may make them less effective or practical. Contact lenses may not be suitable…
An optometrist holding a bottle of dilating eye drops and explaining to an older patient what to expect during their eye exam.

What Happens if You Don’t Wear Sunglasses After Dilation?

The human eye is complicated, and eye exams can reveal all kinds of valuable information. This means proper eye care is an important part of overall eye health. These exams are key to protecting your eyes and overall well-being, and during them, your optometrist may dilate your pupils to closely examine the inner workings of…
A child with glasses smiles at the camera, clutching his backpack straps.

Can Kids Outgrow Glasses?

For many parents, hearing that their child needs glasses can bring about a mix of emotions. You may feel concern over the adjustment process, curiosity about how glasses will impact your child’s day-to-day life, or even hope that your child might not need glasses forever.  A common question we hear is, “can kids outgrow glasses?”…
A close-up image of an optometrist examining an older adult's eyes to determine why their astigmatism has gone away.

Can an Astigmatism Go Away?

Astigmatism is a common refractive error. It causes blurry and distorted vision at various distances, which makes everyday activities much more difficult. But is astigmatism a lifelong condition, or does it go away on its own? Astigmatism typically doesn’t go away on its own. However, it can be effectively managed with the right approach and…
An older adult undergoing their annual comprehensive eye exam.

What is First Stage Glaucoma?

Have you ever wondered if you’re checking in on your eye health regularly enough? For many adults and seniors, eye health isn't always at the top of their minds, which can cause eye exams to go unscheduled.  Glaucoma is an eye condition that can creep up unseen without regular check-ups. First-stage glaucoma is the initial…

Visit Our Location

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.

Our Address

Contact Information

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

A Look
Inside Stonebridge Eyecare

See What Our Patients Are Saying

instagram facebook facebook2 pinterest twitter X google-plus google linkedin2 yelp youtube phone location calendar share2 link star-full star star-half chevron-right chevron-left chevron-down chevron-up envelope fax