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Sand in your eyes 👀😣 can ruin a fun beach day! If it happens, don’t rub your eyes. Blink to let your tears flush out the sand. Use eye wash or saline solution if needed.

If the irritation persists, visit your so that they can help you remove foreign particles without damaging your eyes.

Enjoy the beach safely! 🏖️😎

Learn more about summer eye protection on our blog: https://bit.ly/3VkhTfM

Shades of Summer Giveaway - Ontario Association of Optometrists The Ontario Association of Optometrists is celebrating this summer by giving away a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses EVERY SINGLE DAY from June 21 to September 21, 2024! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for your chance to win stylish eyewear while discovering fascinating insights about eyes and vision....

Corrective lenses for presbyopia have a new competitor to contend with. The first drug for such use—Vuity, from Allergan—was approved today by the FDA. Read all about it on our website now!

Ontario optometrists have no choice but to be in close contact with their patients to provide eye care services. A masked patient and a vaccinated optometrist would be a highly effective combination to protect against .

OAO continues to advocate daily for optometrists to be prioritized for vaccinations across the province to help keep optometrists and patients safe.