Smiths Falls Optometrists

12/06/2025

10/08/2025

We will soon be offering appointment reminders and recall notices via email or text message. If you'd prefer to receive your communications electronically, please provide your email address or cell number to our front desk staff. Your privacy is important to us. Your contact information will only be used for appointment-related communication.

07/31/2025

We will be closed the entire long weekend, Sat. Aug. 2, Sun. Aug. 3 and Mon. Aug. 4. Enjoy the holiday!

07/12/2025

Yes we carry sunglasses! You can buy them as is, "off the rack", if you do not require a prescription, or we can have prescription lenses made for them. We have Ray Ban, Bolle and Ted Baker lines.

06/20/2025

Canada Day weekend hours
Friday, June 27 - open
Saturday and Sunday - closed
Monday, June 30 - open
Tuesday, July 1 - closed
Have a safe and happy Canada Day!

06/09/2025

We will be open just a few more Saturdays, 9 a.m. - noon, before we break for the summer. There are no more Saturday optometrist appointments, but if you need a Saturday to pick our or pick up glasses, or have an adjustment or repair , keep that in mind. Saturday hours will resume Sat. Sept. 6.

06/09/2025

In this episode of Visionary Voices in Optometry, Dr. John Mastronardi breaks down everything you need to know about cataracts, from early symptoms and risk ...

04/16/2025

that because youth typically spend more time outdoors, it’s estimated that 50% of our lifetime UV exposure will happen before the age of 18?

Summer vacation is here! Make sure everyone is adequately protected!

Sunglasses, sun hats and other sun shields are essentials to staying safe from UV rays!

03/14/2025

There are still some Saturday morning appointments left in late May and June, but then no Satrday appointments until after Labour Day. If you want to come in on a Saturday morning for an adjustment, repair or frame selection, best to make an appointment. We have just two staff to assist the OD on that day, so we are not as flexible as on weekdays.

02/25/2025

November is
As we age, so do our eyes. Aging eyes can mean decreased sharpness in our vision, an inability to distinguish between shades, problems with glare, slower adaptation to darkness and reductions in how much of our surroundings can be seen at one time. Any one of these changes increases the risk of a fall and it’s the first consideration in falls prevention. Learn more about how to prevent falls:https://opto.ca/sites/default/files/resources/documents/vision_and_falls_en_digital_march_2019.pdf

02/25/2025