Eye Health Educational Articles

Summer in Lethbridge brings long, sunny days, outdoor adventures, and a welcome break from routine—but for those who suffer from dry eye, the season can be more frustrating than fun. Increased exposure to sun, wind, and air conditioning can significantly aggravate dry eye symptoms, making it harder to enjoy everything from backyard barbecues to lakeside getaways. Fortunately, the Dry Eye Clinic at

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Close-up of an eye with a hand holding a contact lens on a fingertip, about to apply it—illustrating the importance of proper fit and comfort when upgrading to modern contact lenses.

If you’ve been wearing contact lenses for a while, you may assume they’re working just fine—until discomfort, blurred vision, or eye strain starts to creep in. These subtle signs often signal that upgrading your contact lenses is time. The fit, material, and technology behind modern contacts have evolved, and upgrading to better-fitting lenses can dramatically enhance both your comfort and eye health.

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In today’s fast-paced work culture, professionals often spend hours staring at screens, attending meetings, and juggling multiple tasks—all of which can take a toll on eye health. With extended screen time becoming the norm, many working adults experience eye strain, headaches, and vision fatigue. However, keeping your eyes healthy is just as important as maintaining productivity. Regular comprehensive eye exams and small

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Dry eyes can be uncomfortable and frustrating, but how can you tell if your symptoms are actually due to dry eyes or something else, like allergies or an eye infection? Many eye conditions share similar symptoms, making it essential to understand the differences to get the right treatment. Here’s a breakdown to help you distinguish between dry eyes and other common eye

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