Fort Saskatchewan Eyecare

12/12/2025

A beautiful Christmas arrangement and coffee delivery from our friend Erin with the Vision Group (LASIK MD and King LASIK)

12/12/2025

Today (December 12) we will be closing the office at 3:00pm for a staff event. We will be back to regular business hours tomorrow!

12/05/2025

11/26/2025

The faces of our wonderful Fort Saskatchewan Eyecare Optometrists! We take great pride in the care, expertise and knowledge that each Dr comes equipped with. 👀✨

Whether you are new to our office or have been coming for years, we truly love to see you at each visit!

11/21/2025

Mark your calendars - Black Friday Sale happening at Fort Saskatchewan Eyecare on November 28, 2025. Get 50-60% off of select frames, with the purchase of lenses. You won't want to miss this!

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! Here at Fort Saskatchewan Eyecare, we will do a contact lens evaluation annually to keep you in the best fitted lens.

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

Dare we say that winter has joined us? ❄

Don't worry, we've got your eyes front and center with our care! 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!

Stay warm and we hope to see you soon!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from our family to yours! Have a safe and happy weekend! 👀 🎃

10/30/2025

Throwing it back to Halloween last year with some of our favorite spooky coworkers 👻👻

10/23/2025

👻👁️Halloween Eye Safety Tips: Keep Your Look Fun, Not Frightful!

Halloween is the perfect time to get creative with your costume — bold makeup, dramatic lashes, and spooky contact lenses can really make your look come alive! 👻✨
But before you dive into your transformation, here are a few eye safety tips from your friends at Fort Saskatchewan Eyecare to keep your eyes healthy and happy this Halloween:

👁️ 1. Only wear contact lenses prescribed by an optometrist.
Even decorative or colored contacts are considered medical devices and require a proper fitting and prescription. Lenses from costume shops or online sellers can cause eye infections, corneal scratches, and even vision loss.

💧 2. Handle and clean lenses properly.
Wash and dry your hands before touching your contacts, use only approved cleaning solutions, and never share your lenses with anyone else — no matter how cool they look!

💄 3. Choose eye makeup carefully.
Use only cosmetics designed for the eye area and make sure they’re not expired. Avoid applying eyeliner on the inner rim of your eyelids, and remove all makeup thoroughly before bed to prevent irritation or infection.

👁️‍🗨️ 4. Be cautious with false lashes and adhesives.
Some lash glues contain harsh chemicals or latex that can cause allergic reactions. Opt for hypoallergenic, ophthalmologist-tested adhesives, and avoid applying glue too close to your lash line.

🌙 5. Give your eyes a break.
After a long night of fun, remove contacts, lashes, and makeup carefully and let your eyes rest. If you experience redness, pain, or blurry vision — skip the tricks and come see us!

10/16/2025

Let's chat about eye safety!

October is the perfect time to remind everyone: your eyes deserve protection too! Whether you're working on a job site, in a lab, or tackling weekend DIY projects at home, proper safety glasses are essential.

👁️‍🗨️ Eye injuries are one of the most common workplace hazards—many of them preventable.

At Fort Saskatchewan Eyecare, we offer CSA-certified safety eyewear that meets Canadian standards for impact and UV protection.

✅ Prescription & non-prescription options
✅ Comfortable, stylish, and durable
✅ Designed to keep you safe without compromising your vision

Not sure what kind of eye protection you need? Our optometrists and opticians are here to help you choose the best fit for your lifestyle and work environment. We'd love to see you, soon!👀