Cedar Pointe Optometry

03/13/2026

One of the hardest things about glaucoma is that it doesn’t announce itself.

It often affects your side vision first, not the vision you rely on to read, drive, or work on screens. That’s why many people feel like their eyesight is “fine,” even as changes are happening quietly.

This is especially important to know if you’re over 40, or if it’s been a few years since your last eye exam.

If you’re over 40, or it’s been a while since your last exam, this is a good time to book an eye exam with our clinic.

03/12/2026

03/11/2026

03/11/2026

03/09/2026

Some eye conditions don’t come with early warning signs.

No pain.
No obvious changes.
No “something feels off” moments.

That’s why regular eye exams are about more than just seeing clearly. They help us notice what you can’t feel yet.

World Glaucoma Week is a good reminder that eye health goes beyond what you can see.

03/08/2026

03/06/2026

No trick question...just something most people don’t realize.
Your eyes work harder than you think! 👀

03/04/2026

Learn how workplace hazards affect eye health and how Ontario optometrists support eye safety, comfort, and clear vision at work.

03/04/2026

For people who spend most of their day on screens, eye fatigue tends to build up quietly.

If your eyes feel tired by mid-afternoon, this is a simple place to start.

Every 20 minutes:
Look 20 feet away
For 20 seconds

Simple. Easy. Surprisingly helpful. Especially during long Ontario winters, when we’re indoors and on screens more.

03/04/2026

If an eye injury happens or if prescription safety glasses are needed, an optometrist should assess it as soon as possible. Early care protects long-term vision.
Most are preventable.

Flying debris, dust, and sparks can cause serious damage in seconds. Proper safety eyewear and early eye care make the difference.

If an eye injury happens, or if prescription safety glasses are needed, an optometrist should assess it as soon as possible. Early care protects long-term vision.

03/02/2026

Are your eyes actually protected at work?

Every day, Canadian workers sustain eye injuries on the job. March is Workplace Eye Safety Month, the perfect reminder to adopt a few simple habits that help protect your vision!

✅ Clear loose debris before starting a task
✅ Check tools and equipment for safety issues
✅ Know the hazards in your work area
✅ Wear proper, task-specific eye protection
✅ Clean debris off safety eyewear before removing it

Make sure your eye protection matches the task.

Not sure what you need protection you need? Speak with your optometrist to find the solution that is right for you.

03/02/2026

March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month!

If your days involve screens, spreadsheets, or back-to-back tabs, this month is for you.

Small habits make a big difference...and your eyes feel it first. 👀