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Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm Wednesday 12pm - 7:30pm Thursday 10am - 5:30pm Friday 10am - 5:30pm Saturday 10am - 4pm

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We are a full service optometry clinic complete with glasses dispensary and high tech diagnostic equipment.

04/17/2026

New patient guide!

Call us at 604-770-2095 if you'd like to book an eye exam with us!

04/07/2026

New brand alert!

This past month, we've welcomed Etnia Barcelona into our clinic. Bold colours meet wild shapes to create incredible silhouettes.

Visit us now to try them on yourself, or visit our website to discover your new favourite shapes.

04/02/2026

iD Workstyle 3: Screen is a premium tailored solution for everyone who works on computers for 6 or more hours of their day.

iD Screen boasts multiple advanced technologies including:
1. AdaptEase, which provides wide visual fields and an optimized intermediate field for easy use of digital devices
2. Binocular Harmonization, which allows for effortless focusing and constant stability
3. View Xpansion, which allows for large, clear vision field at any and all distances

If digital eye strain, small fields of view, and short intermediate fields are a problem, call us now at 604-770-2095 or email us at info@viewoptometry.ca to see if iD Screen may be right for you.

03/31/2026

Dry eyes can cause uncomfortable symptoms, like burning, itching, watering or blurred vision. Here are some tips to reduce the uncomfortable symptoms associated with dry eye disease.

1. Avoid environmental triggers like cigarette smoke, powerful air vents, wind, and known allergens. Wearing protective wraparound glasses may help further protect your eyes when triggers are unavoidable.
2. Use a humidifier regularly, as Vancouver has very low humidity levels, which can take a toll on your eyes.
3. Placing a warm mask can help melt thickened oils in the meibomian glands, improving oil flow and stabilizing tear film. We provide 2 different eye mask models to suit your specific needs.
4. Taking frequent breaks when you’re reading or using a computer, and remembering to blink often will also help your tear production.
5. Omega-3 fatty acid supplements also help by reducing inflammation and enhancing tear production.

Call us at 604-770-2095 to schedule an appointment to see one of our expert optometrists and begin a health care plan to remedy your dry eye symptoms.

03/26/2026

Eyelash extensions have become increasingly popular since the early 2000s, after Japanese and Korean beauty innovators developed the lash-by-lash technique, which involved the attachment of synthetic lashes to each individual natural lash. This technique offered longer retention times and a more customizable look compared to traditional strip lashes. The Canadian market for eyelash extensions is also significantly influenced by social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Tiktok, where beauty influencers and enthusiasts alike promote various eyelash styles and makeup tutorials. What is rarely included in these promotions, however, is the increased risk of ocular discomfort, including itching, eye pain, styes, and even loss of natural lashes.

Consult with one of our expert optometrists today before you decide on eyelash extensions. Call us now at 604-770-2095 or click on our link in bio to book online.

03/24/2026

Do you experience eye strain, headaches from screens, brain fog, or difficulty focusing, even though your eyes appear normal and you’ve been told your vision is (or has been corrected to) 20/20? You may be experiencing eye strain caused by eye alignment imbalance. Book with Dr. Leung for a binocular vision assessment, or check out her blog post to learn more!

www.viewoptometry.ca/blog/why-do-my-eyes-feel-strained-the-hidden-problem-of-eye-imbalance-6abc7

03/19/2026

We're offering a $400 scholarship to our patients! Applications are open from March 19th until April 30th.

Criteria
Canadian student in any program in good academic standing
Must be a patient that has had an exam within the last 2 years
Must submit proof of enrolment
Must submit a 400 word essay on one of three available topics to info@viewoptometry.ca

Essay Topics
What does eye health mean to you?
What part of eye science fascinates you the most?
Tell us about the importance of eye exams.

Email Us
Send us a pdf of:
1. Your Letter of Enrolment
or
2. Your Unofficial Transcript
And your essay response.

DEADLINE: April 30th

03/17/2026

At View Optometry, we offer a range of progressive lenses suited for multiple lifestyles, including patients engaged in precision work. iD Zoom™ allows for professionals engaged in high-concentration, close-up tasks like working on a laptop or pursuing detailed hobbies to have the clearest, undistorted vision possible.

Call us today at 604-770-2095 to find out if iD Zoom™ may be right for you.

03/16/2026

Get an extra 20% off your purchase!

Offer valid for all teachers, teacher administrators, and their families, on all in-store optical purchases.

Call us at 604-770-2095 or visit us in person at 129 3rd St. E, North Vancouver to find out more.

03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day from the View Optometry team!

We celebrate the incredible women who lead and care for our communities internationally, including the thousands of women across Canada paving the way for the future of optometry.

We are proud to highlight our all-women clinic team as participants and contributors to the excellence and impact of women in optometry.

02/19/2026

Have you ever wondered what that tiny bright dot or thread in your vision is?

Flashes are sensations of seeing a light when there is no light present. Some flashes look like many tiny bright dots of light, while others can look like lightening. Flashes generally only last for a brief second but they are recurrent.

As you age, the fluid in the eye undergoes chemical changes that cause protein deposits that form clumps and strings in the fluid. When light passes through the eye, the protein clumps throw a shadow on to the retina producing the floaters.

When are flashes and floaters serious?
Floaters are very common. Floaters that have been present for years and are
unchanged in size or number are usually not serious. However, if you notice new floaters, or new flashes, book an eye exam immediately. This could be a symptom of a retinal tear, which can be a precursor to the retina separating from the back of the eye entirely.

If you have any questions about your flashers or floaters, please feel free to dm us, call us at 604-770-2095, or email us at info@viewoptometry.ca.

02/12/2026

Get them a Valentines gift this year they'll actually wear.

Find us just off Lonsdale, 129 3rd St. E.

Address

129 3rd Street E
North Vancouver, BC
V7L1E5

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	12pm - 7:30pm
Thursday	10am - 5:30pm
Friday	10am - 5:30pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm

Website

http://www.viewoptometry.ca/

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