Dry Eye in Fall and Winter: Why It Gets Worse and What You Can Do
Think dry eyes are just a summer problem? Think again. Cold winds, indoor heating, and dry winter air can leave your eyes feeling irritated, gritty, or even excessively watery. Discover why dry eye gets worse in fall and winter and what you can do to find lasting relief.
Does My Child Need an Eye Exam Before School?
Back-to-school season is closer than you think. Learn why a children's eye exam should be on every Toronto parent's checklist — and how OHIP covers it for kids under 20.
OHIP and Eye Exams in Ontario — What's Actually Covered?
Wondering what OHIP covers for eye exams in Ontario? Learn what's covered for children, seniors, and adults — and how to book at Lio & Light Eyecare in Forest Hill."
Are Blue Light Glasses Worth it?
Do blue light glasses reduce eye strain? Here’s what the research says and what really works for screen-related eye issues.
Why Do My Eyes Water When They’re Dry?
Watery eyes can actually be a sign of dry eye syndrome, a common condition that occurs when the tear film isn’t properly balanced. When your eyes become irritated from dryness, they often produce excess reflex tears that overflow without effectively lubricating the eye. In this article, a Forest Hill optometrist in Toronto explains why dry eyes can cause watering, common symptoms to watch for, and the treatment options available to help restore comfort and eye health.