Optometry Services
Our Optometry clinic is equipped with advanced technology and we are committed to continuing education for all staff.
We provide early detection of ocular diseases like macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic eye disease.
We work closely with a network of specialists to manage your pre- and post-surgery for cataract, retina, and refractive treatments.
How often should you Book an Eye Exam?
First Exam
Your babies first eye exam
should be between 6-9 months
Age 2-5
At least 1 eye exam
between ages of 2 and 5
Age 6-18
Annual exams every year
from age 6 to 18
Adult
Eye exams every 2 years
as a healthy adult
65+ / Health Issues
Anyone over 65 or with health/eye issues should book annual eye exams
(diabetes, macular degeneration).
General Eye Exam
$140 - Exam
$165 - Exam + Contact lens check
$0 - Children under 18, with valid SK health card
Includes the following pretests:
Retinal imaging with Optomap
Optical coherence tomography (OCT scan)
Auto refraction
Frequency Doubling Technology (FDT)
Your eyes are windows to more than just your prescription — regular exams can catch early signs of things like high blood pressure, diabetes, and even brain tumours. A general eye exam covers it all, top to bottom: high-tech photos and laser imaging, your prescription, plus anything bugging you, from dry eyes to computer eyestrain, to more serious stuff like glaucoma.
Seeing great or not-so-great — either way, get them checked.
Partial Eye Exam
$60 - $85
This type of exam is for those patients requiring rechecks for various reasons. Whether you are seeing a specialist and just need a quick re-check on something specific, or need to address smaller issues between regular eye exams, we will tailor this re-check to your concerns.
After cataract surgery changes, and other surgery follow ups are handled with partial exams. Anything like recent vision changes, computer eyestrain with a new job, or headaches since having to take extra classes and do extra reading, can also be reasons to book a partial exam.
Red Eye / Emergency Exam
$0 (with valid Saskatchewan Health Card)
Red eye is a term we use for anything urgent that just showed up with your eyes.
Things like something in your eye, goopy eyes, injuries, flashes or new spots in your vision that just showed up, eyes red or dry when you woke up, new pain or anything out of sorts — COME TO YOUR OPTOMETRIST.
We can prescribe drops, remove things from your eyes, and or get you to the correct specialist right away.
Call 306-778-2412 for an emergency appointment.
Contact Lens Fitting
$50 - 60
This is a time set aside to sit down and learn how to wear contact lenses with our help. Usually after a little struggle and frustration and a few laughs, you will learn how to put in and take out your own contacts!
Learn how to properly care for your contacts to avoid future infections and problems.
Try your contacts for a couple weeks to make sure your eyes see well and adjust to the fit well.
A follow up appointment might be required to change or alter the lens best for your eyes but these are included in the fitting fee, no extra charge.