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Circle Lenses
Looking for circle lenses? 👁 We have them in Whitby and Brooklin! Call (905)666-4848 to book a fitting
Can you tell which eye Dr Lee has the lens in? 👀 It’s a very subtle ✨pop✨ without being too obvious
vision therapy
Vision Therapy Info Night
Want to learn more about vision therapy? Vision therapy is a treatment for problems in the visual system, including:
– Lazy Eye
– Crossed Eyes
– Post Concussion Vision Problems
– Poor Focusing
– Learning-Related Vision Problems
We will be having a public info session on September 28 at 6:30pm at our Brooklin Vision Care (6 Roebuck St). Open to new patients, parents, teachers, physiotherapists, occupational therapist, and more – everyone is welcome!
Please contact Steph at (289) 240-6610 or reception@brooklinvision.ca to register for a spot.
Solar Eclipse Today!!
The solar eclipse is happening TODAY between 1:10 – 3:49pm!
If you don’t have a pair of eclipse glasses to view this amazing phenomenon SAFELY, come on down to Whitby Vision Care or Brooklin Vision Care!! We have a few pairs that you can borrow to take a peek. 
The peak coverage will be at 2:32pm
Or here’s an alternate way that you can view it at home: Build your own projector
Solar Eclipse Viewing
Do you have plans for viewing the solar eclipse on Monday? 😎 If you aren’t able to find a pair of eclipse glasses this weekend, come in to Whitby Vision Care or Brooklin Vision Care and borrow one of ours! We will have a few sets available so that you can take a quick peek safely 😉
You will be able to see a shadow between 1:10 and 3:49 pm, with peak coverage at 2:32 pm
Solar Eclipse Safety Tips
There will be a total solar eclipse on August 21, between 1:10pm-3:49pm!! The last total solar eclipse visible in North America was in 1979, and the next one won’t be until 2024, so you won’t want to miss this one!
Here are some safety tips for viewing the eclipse:
– In Ontario, we will not be in the path of totality, so it will NOT be safe to look directly at the eclipse at any time.
– You must wear eclipse glasses with special filters. Here is a list of reputable vendors: https://eclipse.aas.org/resources/solar-filters
– Looking through binoculars, regular sunglasses, polarizing filters, and other home-made filters, etc, is NOT SAFE.
– While you may be able to find something to dim the sun to a “comfortable” viewing level, it may not block to whole spectrum, so you could be damaging your retinas with infrared radiation… and you wouldn’t notice until afterwards. This video talks about how you can get solar retinopathy by looking at the sun
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