Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Optometrists

Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Optometrists The NLAO is the professional association that represents Doctors of Optometry in NL.

The NLAO is the professional association that represents doctors of optometry in Newfoundland and Labrador. Our mission is to foster excellence in the delivery of vision and eye health services through information, programs, and services that promote and enhance optometry and by licensing and regulating the delivery of vision care.

This announcement follows ongoing advocacy by the NLAO to increase access to essential eye care services for vulnerable ...
06/24/2025

This announcement follows ongoing advocacy by the NLAO to increase access to essential eye care services for vulnerable populations across the province. We’re proud to see this important step forward. We applaud the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador for taking this step.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Optometrists (NLAO) is pleased to share exciting news: the provincial government has officially announced enhanced vision care coverage under the Income Support Program, effective September 1, 2025.

05/27/2025

Our eyes help us to navigate the world around us, so keeping our eyes healthy is crucial. Vision Month provides an opportunity to raise awareness about eye health and promote regular eye exams.
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Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Optometrists

May is Vision Health Month, and we’re setting the record straight on some of the most common misconceptions about your e...
05/16/2025

May is Vision Health Month, and we’re setting the record straight on some of the most common misconceptions about your eyes.

Here’s the truth:
✅ Eye exams aren’t just for glasses
✅ You can have perfect vision and still need a check-up
✅ Kids, teens, and adults all benefit from regular eye care
✅ And no, wearing glasses DOES NOT make your eyes weaker!

Your vision is worth protecting, and prevention starts with knowledge.
Book your eye exam today with your optometrist.

Let’s make your eye health a priority this May.
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Eye exams are an important part of caring for your overall health. Book your appointment today!
05/15/2025

Eye exams are an important part of caring for your overall health. Book your appointment today!

05/15/2025
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05/01/2025

How do you manage allergies?

Allergies are common and can develop at any age. Seasonal allergies occur during specific times of the year, generally in spring when allergens such as pollen from trees, grass and w**d is released into the environment. Perennial allergies are present year round and are triggered by allergens such a...

05/01/2025
May is Vision Health MonthTraditionally, optometrists seize Vision Health Month as an opportunity to enlighten their pat...
05/01/2025

May is Vision Health Month
Traditionally, optometrists seize Vision Health Month as an opportunity to enlighten their patients and their communities about the crucial significance of regular eye exams. In May 2025, the Canadian Association of Optometrists released a new digital national campaign to raise public awareness about eye health and vision care, encouraging Canadians to book an appointment with their optometrist.
Together, let’s !

Consider eye care as part of your healthcare routine. Even if you think your eyes are fine, it is important to still get them checked out regularly.

05/01/2025

Don’t let your eye health become a game of red flags.
Consider eye care as part of your healthcare routine. Even if you think your eyes are fine, it is important to still get them checked out regularly.

Save your sight. See your optometrist.

03/06/2025

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