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Does Myopia Get Worse With Age?

A happy, young child wearing specialized myopia-control eyeglasses.

Not everyone is fortunate enough to experience clear vision without the support of corrective lenses. In fact, a great many Canadians have myopia (nearsightedness), a refractive error that typically develops during childhood and causes distant objects to appear blurry. Myopia develops when the eye grows in a way that causes it to become elongated. While […]

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Can Dry Eyes Cause Floaters?

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Floaters drifting across your vision can be unsettling, while the discomfort of dry eyes may feel almost unbearable. While it’s possible—and even common in some cases—to experience both conditions simultaneously, dry eyes don’t directly cause floaters and vice versa. One might wonder if dry eyes can cause floaters because they can share causes like aging […]

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Can You Wear Daily Contacts For More Than A Day?

Woman putting in daily contact lenses.

Contact lenses offer a convenient alternative to glasses, providing clear vision without the frames. Daily disposable lenses are popular for their ease of use and hygiene benefits among the various types. However, a common question arises, how often can you wear daily contacts? While it might seem harmless to extend their use, understanding the design […]

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Why Does My Eye Hurt When I Blink?

A person working on a laptop lifts their glasses and rubs their closed eye.

Blinking is something that we often do without thinking, yet it’s crucial for keeping our eyes healthy and hydrated. If you’ve noticed your eyes hurting when you blink, you’ve probably found it confusing and uncomfortable. This seemingly small issue can make everyday activities—like reading, working on a computer, or even enjoying a walk outside—feel like […]

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Are Contact Lens Prescriptions the Same as Glasses?

Close-up of an optometrist's hands extending a pair of glasses and a contact lens case.

Eyeglass lenses sit much farther away from the eye than contact lenses, but they both serve the same purpose: vision correction. Because contacts sit directly on the eyes, contact lens prescriptions aren’t the same as your glasses. Your optometrist will still need to examine your vision to properly set you up with a new pair […]

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Can I Wear Blue Light Glasses All The Time?

A woman is wearing blue-light glasses to mitigate eyestrain during her workday.

In our digital age, screens dominate our daily lives. From smartphones to computers, tablets to televisions, exposure to blue light is nearly constant. To combat the potential negative effects of this blue light, many people have turned to blue light glasses.  These specialized lenses claim to reduce eye strain, improve sleep, and protect against potential […]

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Are LED Lights Bad for Your Eyes?

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In our rapidly evolving digital age, LED (light emitting diode) lighting has become an ever-present part of our daily lives. From the screens of our smartphones to the bulbs lighting our homes, LED technology offers numerous advantages, including energy efficiency and longevity.  However, as LED lights permeate more of our environment, concerns arise about the […]

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Our Location

Sage Eyecare is located in Mississauga just off the Queensway with easy access from Etobicoke. Plenty of parking is available in the lot outside of our building. 

Our Address

  • Unit 104, 755 Queensway East
  • Etobicoke/Mississauga, ON L4Y 4C5

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Hours Of Operation

  • Monday: 10:00 AM 7:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 10:00 AM 7:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 10:00 AM 7:00 PM
  • Thursday: 10:00 AM 7:00 PM
  • Friday: 10:00 AM 7:00 PM
  • Saturday: 10:00 AM 5:00 PM
  • Sunday: 11:00 AM 5:00 PM

Closed on all holidays

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