Londonderry Vision Centre

04/01/2026

Blog Update: ABC's of Primary Angle Glaucoma

There are several different variations of glaucoma, but in this article we will mainly focus on Primary Open Angle Glaucoma. This means that there is no specific underlying cause for the glaucoma, like inflammation, trauma or a severe cataract....

03/25/2026

Blog Update: 7 Easy Tips for Getting a Great Eye Exam

The eye holds a unique place in medicine. Your eye doctor can see almost every part of your eye from an exterior view. Other than your skin, almost every other part of your body cannot be fully examined without either entering the body (with a...

03/23/2026

Happy World Optometry Day 👁️✨
Today we celebrate the dedication and care of our amazing optometrists — Dr. Ramahi, Dr. Stanley, and Dr. Mangat — and all optometrists around the world 🌍
Thank you for your commitment to keeping patients seeing clearly and living comfortably every day 🤍

03/04/2026

Blog Update: Finding a Wrinkle in Your Eye

A wrinkle on the retina -- which is also known as an epiretinal membrane or a macular pucker -- is a thin, translucent tissue that develops on the surface of the retina.The retina is the inner layer that lines the inside of the back of the...

02/25/2026

Blog Update: Bilberry and Macular Degeneration

Is bilberry a wonder supplement for your macular degeneration?The jury is still out on that question. There is some supportive experimental data but no well-done human studies that show significant benefit.What you shouldn’t do is pass up taking...

02/20/2026

Dr. Mangat was born and raised in Edmonton and has traveled extensively to pursue her education. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC and then further on to pursue a Doctorate of Optometry from the New England College of Optometry in Boston, Massachusetts. As part of her professional training, Dr. Mangat has traveled coast-to-coast providing eye care from ocular diseases in Prince Rupert, BC to providing pre-and post-cataract surgical care and contact lens specialty and training in east Boston. Special areas of interest include ocular disease and contact lenses. Since the last few years, Dr. Mangat has been in private practice. Dr. Mangat enjoys spending time with her family and loves to travel.

02/18/2026

Blog Update: How to Make Your Red Eyes Redder

Is it safe to use "Redness Relief" eye drops regularly? The short answer is NO. Here’s the slightly longer answer. There are several eye “Redness Relief” products on the over-the-counter market, such as those made by Visine, Clear Eyes,...

02/11/2026

Blog Update: Love Is in the Air...and the Eyes

We have all heard the term ”Love is in the Air,” but did you know that love can be wonderfully expressed through the eyes? Certain chemicals that help produce the emotion of love can be emitted through emotions expressed in the...

02/05/2026

A native of Edmonton, Dr. Ramahi attended the University of Alberta where he graduated with honours with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Biological Sciences and a second Bachelor of Science majoring in Environmental Sciences. Dr. Ramahi then pursued his graduate studies at InterAmerican University School of Optometry in San Juan, Puerto Rico where he earned his Doctor of Optometry degree with honours. As part of his professional training, Dr. Ramahi moved to Southern California and trained at facilities where he was exposed to many ocular pathologies and was involved in pre and post cataract care. Dr. Ramahi has earned several academic awards in the duration of his studies, including awards for clinical excellence, several academic scholarships, and being inducted into the optometric honours society Kappa Beta Sigma. The well-being of his patients is Dr. Ramahi’s greatest reward and his enthusiasm for what he does is obvious to his patients in the exam room. On his time off, Dr. Ramahi enjoys hockey, movies, travelling, and spending time with family and friends.

02/04/2026

Blog Update: Macular Degeneration--A Common Vision Condition

Age-related macular degeneration, often called ARMD or AMD, is the leading cause of vision loss among Americans 65 and older.AMD causes damage to the macula, which is the central portion of the retina responsible for sharp central vision. AMD...

01/28/2026

Blog Update: What Does 20/20 Even Mean?

One of the most commonly asked questions in an eye exam comes right after the refraction, or glasses prescription check: “What is my vision?”Almost invariably, people know the term “20/20”. In fact, it’s a measure of pride for many people. “My...

01/27/2026

Last call 👀✨ Our extended Boxing Day Sale is ending January 31st!
Now’s the time to upgrade your frames and lenses—don’t miss out 🕶️👓