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Free information concerning optical stores and glasses retailers in Montreal, Quebec is to be searched out in Eye Care Directory. It also provides you information of eye care clinics and eye doctors in this location. Information of discount and cheap eyeglasses and sunglasses is in great variety, so is that of glasses donation and glasses repair.

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Vision Library aggregates articles of eye health and vision care where you can virtually find every information in this area. You may need the answers about how to buy and repair your broken eyeglasses, where to find the best frames, eye surgeon, what to be considered after LASIK surgery and even about where and how to find free eye exams and free eyeglasses, Vision Library is your one-stop destination to make you well-informed...

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  • Recently Reviews

  • Lunetterie New Look, Place Versailles

    Lunetterie New Look, Place Versailles is 1-star1 Reviews

    Very bad service, had to wait 45mn to see the optician. In addition, they won't give me my PD which by law is required they give you everything in your file

  • Greiche & Scaff Optometristes, Place Bourassa

    Greiche & Scaff Optometristes, Place Bourassa is 1-star1 Reviews

    Really bad service, for sure i never go back there.

  • Henri Cohen Opticien

    Henri Cohen Opticien is 1-star2 Reviews

    The worst shop I have been

  • Halles D'anjou, Optique Multivision

    Halles D'anjou, Optique Multivision is 1-star1 Reviews

    worst glasses shop everrrrr never go there!!!

  • Lunetterie Lenscrafters, Montreal Trust

    Lunetterie Lenscrafters, Montreal Trust is 1-star1 Reviews

    Condescending. This must be the first store I ever walk in where they won't adjust your glasses, not even for a fee. In any other store they do it for free, so if you want my advice go to Optique

  • Albert Azoulay Opticien

    Albert Azoulay Opticien is 3-star2 Reviews

    I just had my eyes examined and made glasses at Azoulay optician on Park ave. gotta say i've been wearing glasses all my life and never got such good service. Plus the price was right. Thank you.

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  • Does vaseline help blepharitis?

    You can apply a gracile layer of vaseline over your eyelid after you clean the affected part. You can clean the affected area with 3% boric acid solution or warm water with a little salt or soda. Use a neat and tidy absorbent cotton soaked with the solution to wash the infected part from the inner part to the outer part, bear in mind not to wash to and fro in case of damage to eyes. Vaseline has the function of preventing the affected area from contacting the germ in the air, hence reducing the possibility of infection.

  • What kinds of contact lenses could I wear if I have irregular astigmatism?

    GPs are the primary way to correct for irregular astigmatism, which may be the result of diseases like keratoconus or seen after a cornea transplant or other surgery.? Again the tears fill the space between the lens and the irregular cornea making for a smoother optical surface andcrisper vision. Beyond GP, the hybrid lenses, which either have a soft lens surround (or skirt) with a rigid central portion or the lens, are made of a stiffer soft lens material.? Lens designs such as these try to combine the benefits that each lens has to offer and may be best for a difficult to fit eye, like one with irregular astigmatism. Source: http://www.improveyourvision.com/optical-center/astigmatism-contact-lenses.html

  • How long can I use my contact lenses before disposing it?

    I don't know what kinds of contacts you are using ,daily ,weekly ,or monthly ? If they are monthly , which means that they should only be worn for one month ,It's dangerous to wear them for longer than their scheduled date and that's the reason you're getting tearing at the edges! Also you should not wear them for more than 8 hours a day ! Make sure you ask your optician for how long your lenses can be worn, and follow the prescribed time . Don't risk the health of your eyes!!

  • Where can i buy full eye blue contact lenses?

    I can see that you are really into full eye blue contact lenses. Personally speaking, I find them gorgerous, attractive and sensible. However, the risk of wearing contacts is not to be underestimated. Now that you want to buy, then my advice for you is to visit some large eyewear centers or shopping malls, where a lot of eyewear sellers gather round.They have got anything I could ever imagine on sale, such as Walmart, a good option.

  • Is there any tips to prevent astigmatism?

    Eat healthy foods which contain much vision-beneficial substances, e.g. vitamin A, vitamin D, lutein and zeaxanthin etc. Fruits and vegetables are widely recommended. Moreover, many eye care practitioners suggest that doing eye exercises every day is helpful in preventing visual refractive errors. Some others even believe their effectiveness on vision improvement.

  • What kind of swimming goggles do Olympic swimmers use?

    That's a very good question.Firstly, you gotta be aware that Olympic swimmers are often well funded and they can just pay to get goggles especially designed for them to use. However, there is no need to make different goggles . Normal goggles are good enough to serve them. Maybe the only difference lies in the materials.

  • How to treat red itchy eyes after blepharoplasty?

    I know that by getting some blepharoplasty surgery, you would have a pair of beautiful eyes. But since that surgery is dangerous, there would definitely generate some side effects, such as your itchy eyes, or some infections, red eyes, etc. Therefore, you have to be prepared for any bad situations. I recommend that you follow the instructions of the doctor and pay attention to your eye health. Try not to use medicines without the doctor's help.

  • What country are costa del mar sunglasses made in?

    Costa Del Mar sunglasses are made by Costa Del Mar Sunglasses, Inc. It was founded in 1983 in Daytona Beach, Florida. Costa Del Mar Sunglasses, Inc is a designer and manufacturer of high-end polarized sunglasses. Their sunglasses are main use in spots such as fishing, sailing, and surfing etc. If you want to shield eyes from wearing sunglasses, Costa Del Mar Sunglasses are good choices.

  • Does guys like girls wearing eyeglasses?

    I think glasses are considered stylish now, and yes, even sexy! It depends on the woman, and the glasses, I guess, as to what message is sent. I do like women with glasses, especially my wife when she wears her glasses.

  • Is it possible to have conjunctivitis without having any redness in the eyes?

    The redness is usually the first sign of pink eye. Most people find they have pink eye by seeing the redness in their eyes. If you don't know how to tell if you are having pink eye,here are some information. Eye redness (hyperemia). Swollen, red eyelids. More tearing than usual. Feeling as if something is in the eye (foreign-body sensation or keratoconjunctivitis). An itching or burning feeling. Mild sensitivity to light (photophobia). Drainage from the eye.

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