Category: Eye Exams

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…

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…

After getting your eyes dilated, it is not safe to drive for a few hours. This is because the eye drops used in dilation can cause temporary blurry vision and increased sensitivity to light. It may take 4-6 hours for your pupils to return to their normal size.  It is always recommended to have someone…

Figuring out what’s covered by healthcare and what needs to be paid for out-of-pocket can be confusing, especially regarding eye care. Most people are recommended to have comprehensive eye exams every 2 to 3 years, but Sask Health only covers eye exams for individuals under age 18 or those with type 1 or 2 diabetes.…