Frequently Asked Questions

We accept OHIP coverage for eligible eye exams — including children under 20 and seniors 65+. Some medical visits for adults may also be covered.

Most vision plans reset every 1–2 years, but you don’t always need to wait. Here’s how pricing, benefits, and OHIP typically work at an optometry clinic.

The best eye exam is one that is thorough, explains results clearly, and matches your health and vision needs. Not all eye exams are the same.

There is no single best optometrist for everyone. The right choice depends on your needs, communication style, and the type of care you are looking for.

Some eye symptoms need same-day assessment. Here are practical “call now” signs and what to do next.

Children should have their first eye exam between 6 and 9 months, again before starting school, and every year after that.

Yes — many people with astigmatism wear contact lenses successfully. The key is choosing the right lens type and getting a proper fit from an optometrist.

Yes — scleral lenses create a fluid reservoir that protects and hydrates the eye, making them ideal for people with chronic dry eye syndrome.

Contact lenses aren’t one-size-fits-all. Here’s how fittings work, what to do if lenses feel dry, and when specialty lenses may help.

Ortho-K uses custom-fitted lenses that gently reshape the cornea overnight — giving you clear vision during the day without glasses or contacts.

Screen time doesn't directly cause myopia, but it increases risk by reducing outdoor time and increasing prolonged near work.

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is common in children and can worsen as they grow. Modern myopia management focuses on slowing eye growth, not just updating glasses.

VIZZ is a newly FDA-approved presbyopia eye drop. Here’s what you need to know about how it works, its safety profile, and availability in Canada.

We're located in downtown Toronto near King & Spadina, easily accessible by TTC, foot, or car. Here's how to find us.