1 pair of lenses and get 2nd pair of lenses of the same material within 16
months of the original order at no charge. Frame cost not included.
Available to
children up to 16 years of age.
Buy one pair of lenses and get second set of lenses at half price when
ordered within 30 days of invoice.
Please ask for more details.
Table of contents :
Glasses |
Frames |
Ophthalmic Lenses |
Types of Lenses |
Scratch-Resistant Coatings |
Anti-Reflective Coating (AR) |
Blue Light Filter |
Ongoing Maintenance |
Contact Lenses |
Lens Care Solutions |
Professional Advice |
Our dispensary features over 500 frames to suit all ages. Our office will assist you in selecting the appropriate frame and lenses for your specific prescription and visual demands. We are happy to adjust and repair your glasses at any time. Due to Covid protocol all visits are by appointment only. Adjustments are provided free of charge, but a donation to a local charity is always welcomed.
For information on private insurance coverage please see Insurance Company Coverage at our FAQs page.
Our office offers a variety of frame suppliers. The selection of ophthalmic frames is constantly changing as the supplier representatives replace dated or discontinued product with new styles. The frames all carry warranties supported by the manufacturers. These warranties guarantee the frames against manufacturing defects, but do not include issues resulting from normal wear and tear such as screws loosening, and wearing of finishes or abuse.
A coating designed to reduce scratches from everyday cleaning and normal wear but will not prevent all scratches. All of our plastic lenses are manufactured with a scratch resistant coating.
An AR coating not only removes distracting and annoying reflections due to the lens, it also increases the cosmetic appearance of the lenses. The reduction in lens reflections may reduce eye fatigue, especially while viewing computer screens or driving at night. Depending on the prescription and lens materials, AR coatings may be recommended. Significant improvements in AR coatings are continuously being made. See Carl Zeiss Vision for more information.
Blue light can be found naturally in daylight and artificially from electronic devices. Blue light protection can come in the form of specific lenses and/or coatings on lenses. Blue blocking lenses and coatings have been shown to increase quality of sleep, decrease the likelihood of certain eye diseases (from natural blue light), and to decrease digital strain. While it isn’t mandatory to wear blue light glasses if you work with electronic devices, it can make it more comfortable. If you already wear glasses, adding a blue light lens or coating to your prescription can do the same.
All new glasses require an adaption period. This may take a few days. If problems persist beyond a week please drop in to our dispensary. A minor frame adjustment may be all that is required.
With all the latest advancements in contact lens technology, the majority of refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia can be corrected with contact lenses.
The vast majority of people requiring vision correction can wear contact lenses without experiencing any problems as new technologies provide us with greater options in contact lens wear. It is important to discuss the matter fully with your Optometrist. Your overall vision problems, the health of your eyes, and your specific visual needs and motivations will be considered.
The Optometrist has access to a wide variety of lenses through all the major contact lens suppliers. For more information see the contact lens supplier Websites; Bausch & Lomb, CIBA, Coopervison, Johnson & Johnson.
It is the policy of our office that all contact lens wearers have an annual eye examination to ensure the continued use of contact lenses is not compromising the health of your eyes.
Disposable contact lenses have no warranties once the box has been opened or damaged.
When you are fitted for contact lenses, a particular lens care system will be recommended. If you wish to change your lens care regimen or to try a new lens care product, it is best to discuss this first with your Optometrist. Rigid lens solutions are not compatible with soft contacts.
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200 Division Street, Unit C
Cobourg, ON
K9A 3P7;
Tel: 905 372-8667.
Lakefront Optometry
200 Division Street, Unit C
Cobourg, ON
K9A 3P7
Tel: 905 372-8667