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09/30/2025

Three things you should do after your dry eye treatments: wear a protective sleep mask at night, use Thealoz Duo eye drops by Thea Pharma to keep your eyes hydrated, and take omega-3 supplements to support long-term eye health.

And three things to avoid: don’t get eyelash extensions put on right away, don’t sleep with makeup on, and try to avoid excessive alcohol or smoking, as both can make dryness worse. Following these simple tips will help you get the most out of your treatment and keep your eyes comfortable!

09/29/2025

The Lab: Episode 56

Crafting up some stainless steel Kate Spades in the lab today😎

09/26/2025

Don’t overlook the importance of regular eye exams!

Dry eye can be complex, and what’s happening on the surface might not tell the full story. An eye exam helps uncover what’s really going on and guides the right kind of care.

Not sure whether to use a heat mask or a cold compress? Here’s a simple way to remember:Heat masks are best for dry eye....
09/25/2025

Not sure whether to use a heat mask or a cold compress? Here’s a simple way to remember:

Heat masks are best for dry eye. The gentle warmth helps unblock the oil glands in your eyelids so your tears stay stable and comfortable.

Cold compresses are best for allergies, puffiness, or irritation. Cooling helps calm swelling, redness, and itchiness around the eyes.

Both can be soothing, but choosing the right one makes all the difference for your symptoms.

Whether or not you’ve had our in-office dry eye treatments, if you’ve been diagnosed with dry eye, it’s important to hav...
09/23/2025

Whether or not you’ve had our in-office dry eye treatments, if you’ve been diagnosed with dry eye, it’s important to have a tailored toolkit you can rely on throughout your life. Managing dry eye is ongoing, and these are the essentials we often recommend:

• Dry Eye Treatment Mask – warms the eyelids to unblock the meibomian glands and improve natural tear quality.
• Dry Eye Sleep Mask – protects against drafts and prevents overnight evaporation.
• Blephagel Duo Eye Gel – gently cleanses and soothes irritated lids.
• Thealoz Duo Eye Drops – hydrating drops with antioxidants to protect against oxidative stress.
• Medical-Grade Omega-3 Gel Capsules – support tear film stability and reduce inflammation from within.
• Medical-Grade Omega-3 Liquid Gel – a liquid option for the same eye-healthy benefits.
• Blephaclean Eyelid Wipes – convenient daily wipes to keep eyelids clean and comfortable.

Not every patient will need all of these, but it’s important to follow your optometrist’s recommendations to create the toolkit that’s right for you.

09/22/2025

One of our wonderful patients shares her dry eye journey and how treatment with Dr. Narang has made such a difference. We love hearing real-life patient stories of how they found true comfort and relief!

09/19/2025

If you have dry eye, regular eye exams are essential.

They help identify underlying causes—like blocked glands or inflammation—that aren’t always obvious. Consistent checkups also ensure your treatment stays on track as symptoms change over time.

What kind of glasses do you have?👓
09/18/2025

What kind of glasses do you have?👓

09/17/2025

The Lab: Episode 55

Purple transitions! How cool is that? Did you know you can get them in colour too? 💜

09/12/2025

One of our amazing patients tells her dry eye journey, expressing gratitude for the care and treatment they received. She talks about how much more comfortable her eyes feel now and how her daily life has improved—no longer needing to rely on contact lenses every day.

Fluorescent lighting may be common in offices, but it can strain your eyes over time. Glare and flicker from bright over...
09/11/2025

Fluorescent lighting may be common in offices, but it can strain your eyes over time. Glare and flicker from bright overhead lights make it harder to focus, leading to discomfort during your workday. Consider softer lighting or adjusting your workspace to protect your vision.

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1059 Fort Street
Victoria, BC
V8V3K5

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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+12503833937

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