Are you experiencing persistent dryness, scratchiness, or a burning sensation in your eyes? These could be symptoms of Dry Eye Syndrome, a common condition affecting many Canadians today. At St-Pierre Eye Care, we understand the discomfort Dry Eye Syndrome can cause, and we're here to help you understand and manage this condition effectively.

Are you considering making the switch from glasses to contact lenses? Or perhaps you're just curious about updating your current lens prescription? At St-Pierre Eye Care, located in the heart of St-Pierre-Jolys, Manitoba, we ensure that your transition to or continuation with contact lenses is both comfortable and precise. Let's explore what you can expect during a contact lens fitting at our state-of-the-art facility.

While most people recognize the importance of sunscreen to prevent sunburns and skin cancer, many are unaware of the need to protect their eyes from UV light damage. Overexposure to UV rays has been linked to a variety of eye problems, one of which is cataracts, a condition where the normally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy and opaque.

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If you want to check the quality of your vision or determine if you have any underlying eyesight or health problems, getting an eye test comes in handy! Your vision goes through several changes, and therefore you need benchmarks to determine if it is deteriorating, normal, or much better. 20/20 vision determines your ability to interpret any text or identify any object at twenty feet with absolute ease and comfort. Doctors consider 20/20 vision normal as it states that you don’t have any sight correction issues. However, you can also have vision that is better or worse than this “normal.” In the case of the former, corrective measures must be considered. If your eyesight is better than 20/20 vision, you can still take steps to preserve it.

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One of your body’s most vital senses is your sense of sight, which is why it’s essential to care for your eyes. Based on several studies, professionals have come up with various means and ways to preserve your vision and ensure your vision is protected. Unfortunately, along with scientific and medical advice, several myths have spread about eye care, and falling prey to these misconceptions could lead to damaged eyes or vision.

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