Oasis Eye Care

01/09/2026

🎊 New Year, Same Eyes 🎊
Even if your vision feels fine, regular eye exams are essential for detecting changes early. Start the year by prioritizing your eye health with a comprehensive eye exam.
👁️ Book your appointment today!

12/31/2025

As we welcome the New Year, we’d like to thank our wonderful patients for being part of our practice. Wishing you a year filled with good health, happiness, and clear vision. Happy New Year from Oasis Eye Care!

12/18/2025

Why did Santa go to the optometrist before Christmas?
Because he wanted to improve his “elf-vision” 😄👓

Be safe and merry this holiday season!

12/12/2025

Your eyes aren’t just for seeing—they’re incredibly sophisticated! Each eye contains over 2 million working parts that help you focus, detect movement, adapt to light, and perceive millions of colors. No wonder your visual system is second only to the brain in complexity!

👁️✨ Keep your complex optics in top shape with regular eye exams—your vision deserves the best care!

12/05/2025

FUN FACT FRIDAY 😎👀

🐶👓 Can Dogs Really Wear Glasses? Here’s the Truth!

Did you know that dogs can wear glasses — but not for the same reasons humans do?
Here are some fun and factual insights about canine “eyewear”:

🔍 Do dogs need prescription glasses?
Most dogs don’t. Even if they’re slightly nearsighted or farsighted, their daily activities don’t require the detailed vision humans rely on. They’re built to detect movement and see well in low light, so mild vision imperfections usually don’t affect them.

😎 So what about those dogs wearing goggles?
Those aren’t glasses — they’re protective eyewear!
Many dogs wear specialized goggles (like Rex Specs) for:

UV protection

Shielding eyes from wind or debris

Outdoor adventures

Protection during certain eye diseases, such as pannus

Post-surgery recovery

👁️ Are prescription lenses ever used for dogs?
Rarely — but yes, they do exist! In uncommon cases where vision is significantly impaired and impacts a dog’s quality of life, a veterinary ophthalmologist may recommend corrective lenses.

💡 Fun fact: Whether or not they need glasses, dogs rely more on their nose and ears than their eyes — so even imperfect sight doesn’t hold them back!

11/26/2025

We’d love to reintroduce the incredible optometrists who make up Oasis Eyecare! 💙👓

Our doctors are committed to providing personalized, compassionate care for every patient who walks through our doors.

Thank you for trusting us with your vision—year after year.

11/21/2025

🎨 What Is Color Vision?
Color vision is your eyes’ ability to tell different wavelengths of light apart — which your brain then turns into the colors you see!

Inside the retina are special cells called cones that detect red, green, and blue light. When they work together, you get the full rainbow. 🌈

If one type of cone isn’t working properly, certain colors can look similar or get mixed up — that’s what we call color vision deficiency (often called color blindness).

When you come in for your annual check up, you'll be shown something called the Ishihara Color Vision Test. What are you able to see in the picture below?

11/14/2025

👀✨ Contact Lens Wearers—A Quick Reminder!
Wearing contacts should be comfortable and crystal-clear. If you’re noticing irritation, dryness, or cloudy vision, it might be time for a check-in!

✔️ Replace your lenses on schedule
✔️ Give your eyes a break from screens
✔️ Never sleep in lenses unless they’re approved for extended wear
✔️ And don’t forget—regular eye exams keep your eyes healthy! We always want to ensure you are wearing the best fitted lens for your needs.

Need an update on your prescription or want to explore new lens options? Give us a shout, we'll help you out!

11/07/2025

Is it too soon to say winter? ❄

Here's some helpful tips and facts about your eyes this season:

-Snow blindness is real! It’s caused by UV rays reflecting off the snow and can lead to painful eye inflammation.

-Cold weather might make you drink less water, but your eyes still need hydration to produce healthy tears.

-Light sensitivity increases in bright, snowy conditions—polarized lenses help reduce glare and protect your vision.

-Dry indoor air and cold outdoor winds can cause irritation and dry eyes.

-Winter produce like carrots, kale, and citrus fruits are rich in vitamins A and C — both great for your vision and tear film health.

-Proper UV protection, moisturizing eye drops, and regular eye exams keep your vision comfortable and healthy all season long.

-Sunglasses in winter are just as important as in summer—UV rays don’t take a snow day!

-Use a humidifier indoors. Your eyes will thank you!

10/30/2025

👀 Don’t let spooky vision haunt your Halloween night!
Make sure your eyes are ready for all the tricks, treats, and eerie sights. 👻
Schedule your eye exam today — because clear vision is no trick! 🧙‍♀️✨

📅 Call us or book online to keep your vision BOO-tiful this season!

10/23/2025

👁️🎃 Spooky Season, Safe Vision!

Planning a killer Halloween look with costume contacts, dramatic lashes, or bold makeup? Keep your eyes safe while you slay the night! 👻✨

👁️ Contacts: Only wear lenses prescribed by your optometrist — costume store or online contacts can cause serious infections.
💄 Makeup: Use fresh, eye-safe products and remove everything before bed. No sharing makeup!
💋 Lashes: Go easy on the glue! Choose hypoallergenic, ophthalmologist-tested adhesives and apply carefully.

If your eyes feel red, irritated, or blurry after the fun, don’t wait — come see us! 🧡

🎃 Keep your look spooky, not scary — protect those eyes!

Our mission at Oasis Eyecare, Edmonton is to provide exceptional eyecare services with a warm and welcoming touch. We prioritize the well-being of your whole family and offer comprehensive eye exams, state-of-the-art diagnostics, and a wide range of high-quality eyewear solutions! At Oasis, our pati...

10/16/2025

Hello, pumpkin spice latte season! Do you love your morning coffee routine as much as we do? Did you know caffeine can impact your eye health?

Here’s what your optometrist wants you to know:

🔹 Temporary Dry Eyes – Caffeine may reduce tear production in some people, leading to dry, irritated eyes.
🔹 Eye Pressure Spikes – High doses of caffeine could cause a short-term increase in intraocular pressure (IOP), which may be a concern if you’re at risk for glaucoma.
🔹 Twitching Eyelids (Myokymia) – That annoying eyelid twitch? Sometimes linked to too much caffeine and stress.
🔹 Improved Retinal Health? – Some studies suggest moderate caffeine intake might offer protective effects to the retina—so it’s not all bad news!

☕ The key? Moderation is everything. 1–2 cups a day is generally fine for most people, but if you have dry eyes or glaucoma risk factors, talk to your optometrist.

Not sure how your daily habits are affecting your eyes? Book an eye exam and let’s talk about it!