Dr. Moussa Eye Care and Vision Therapy

09/11/2025

123 Children with myopia between the Ages of 5 and 14 for every 1 Optometrist in Canada.👀

Left unmanaged, myopia can progress quickly, leading not only to thicker glasses but also to higher risks of eye disease in adulthood (retinal detachment, glaucoma, early cataracts)

🗓️📌 This back-to-school season, make sure your child’s vision is ready for learning, reading, and exploring.
Book their Myopia Control consultation today!
https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment

09/04/2025

🤔 Did you know that 80% of what a child learns is visual? 👀

That’s why the Eye See…Eye Learn® program, offered at Dr. Moussa Eye Care and Vision Therapy, ensures children entering Junior or Senior Kindergarten get the vision care they need:

👉🏽 Comprehensive eye exam (covered by OHIP)
👉🏽 One pair of high-quality glasses (if needed)

For the 2025–26 school year, children born in 2020 or 2021 are eligible. Exams run from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026.

Early detection matters: 1 in 5 kids has a vision problem at school entry, and many issues are mistaken for learning or behaviour challenges.

🗓️📌 Book your child’s appointment today with Dr. Moussa Eye Care and Vision Therapy in Windsor. Let’s set them up for success!
https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment

08/30/2025

We wish all students, teachers, and parents a happy new school year!!

Dr. Moussa Optometry focuses on giving you the best quality vision care! We offer eye exams, high quality fashion eyewear, vision therapy and much more!

08/27/2025

Don't miss out on our promotion for August! See store for details.

📅 Book an appointment https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment
Or
📞Call us at (519)944-3881

Be prepared in time for school!

Learn more about the Eye See Eye Learn program here:https://optom.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Programs_ESEL_2025-26_JKSKRegistration_Flyer_English.pdf

08/24/2025

Screens are here to stay, but eye strain, dryness, and vision changes don’t have to be.
Digital devices can strain our eyes, especially for teens whose eyes are still developing. Reduced blinking, constant focusing, and long hours on screens can lead to fatigue, blurred vision, and headaches over time.

Following simple habits like the 20-20-20 rule, remembering to blink, and scheduling yearly check-ups can go a long way in protecting eye health.

👁️Book your teen’s next exam with Dr. Moussa to ensure their eyes stay healthy for school, sports, and everything in between.
👉🏽 https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment
📞 or Call: 519-944-3881

08/17/2025

🤔Could Neurolens Help You?
👉🏽Take the simple test to find out: neurolens.com/take-the-test

👓 If you’ve been told “your eyes are fine” but still feel uncomfortable after using screens, reading, or driving, Neurolens could change your daily life.

🗓️ Book your consultation today at Dr. Moussa Optometry & Vision Therapy Centre, the only certified Neurolens provider in Windsor.
Schedule here: https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment

08/15/2025

August is Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month, the perfect time to make sure your child’s vision is ready for the classroom.
Clear sight supports learning, confidence, and development.

At Moussa Eye Care, we offer comprehensive pediatric eye exams and vision therapy specifically designed for developing eyes.

👉🏽 Start the year strong; book their exam now
📅Schedule: https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment
📞 or Call: 519-944-3881
🌐 Visit: www.moussaeyedoctor.com for more details

07/25/2025

Did you know Sjögren’s syndrome affects over 430,000 Canadians, with many cases going undiagnosed? This autoimmune disease doesn’t just cause dry mouth; it can seriously impact your eyes, too!

💡 Tips for Managing Dry Eyes with Sjögren’s
1️⃣Stay hydrated
2️⃣ Use preservative-free artificial tears
3️⃣Inform your optometrist if you’re taking any medicine (especially allergy medicine, as they may cause dryness)
4️⃣Avoid dry environments (use a humidifier if possible)

📢 Why Early Diagnosis Matters
Many Canadians suffer for years before getting diagnosed. If you have persistent dryness, fatigue, or joint pain, talk to your doctor, and don’t forget your optometrist! We can spot early signs and help protect your vision.
(Sjögren’s Canada, 2024)

Book an appointment today! Your eyes deserve the best care.
https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment

Questions? Ask below! 👇🏽

07/18/2025

Did you know? Prolonged UV exposure damages eyes just like skin! ☀️👀 Unprotected eyes risk cataracts, macular degeneration, and photokeratitis (sunburn of the eye).

“Sunlight is the greatest source of UV radiation. Its UVA/UVB rays - and man-made UVC - can cause long-term damage.” (optom.on.ca)

How to stay safe
1️⃣ 100% UV-blocking sunglasses (Ask your optometrist which ones are right for you!)
2️⃣ Wraparound styles > Blocks side rays.
3️⃣ Kids need extra protection > Their eyes are more vulnerable!

Optometrist’s Tip: Clouds don’t stop UV! Wear sunglasses daily. 😎

👉🏽 July Exclusive: 30% OFF selected premium sunglasses & Transitions® lenses (clear indoors > dark in UV = seamless 100% protection)! 🎉 Hurry, supplies won’t last!

📅 P.S. Our Windsor optical team specializes in UV protection! Book now: https://www.moussaeyedoctor.com/appointment

Questions? Ask below! 👇🏽

09/04/2024

We appreciate you!

Stop by on September 5th for a chance to win prizes and check out the latest optical trends!

06/13/2024

These two easy steps will help reduce your child’s risk of developing myopia (nearsightedness).

1. Look 20 feet away for 20 seconds after every 20 minutes of near-work such as reading and using electronic devices.
2. Go outdoors more frequently. This will also promote a healthier lifestyle along with helping to prevent myopia.

Source: Boston Children’s Hospital

Have an eye exam if your child wears glasses to learn how to stop an increase in the prescription at Dr. Moussa Pediatric and Family Eye Care.

05/21/2024

Wear sunglasses that provide protection against both UVA and UVB rays to protect your eyes when you go outside. To find out more visit Government of Canada’s website on Sun Safety Basics.

https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/sun-safety/sun-safety-basics.html

Picture Source: American Academy of Ophthalmology