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We are updating the website with our summer hours. Please note that we will not be open on Saturdays during the summer. We will restart our Saturday hours in September.

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Another use for your old contact lens case

Another useful idea for reusing your old contact lens cases comes from parenthacks.com. A parent uses her old case to keep small amounts of lotion or cream. It makes it easy to access without having to carry around a large bottle. Clever!

http://www.parenthacks.com/2009/03/carry-a-small-amount-of-lotion-in-a-contact-lens-case.html

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Easter Weekend

The office will be closed on Friday April 10th until Sunday April 12th. We will reopen at 10:00AM on Monday April 13th.


Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

An ingenious use for old contact lenses cases

http://www.instructables.com/id/Ear_bud_case_from_a_contact_lens_case/

Make an ipod ear bud case from your old contact lens cases.

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

New Associate

I am pleased to welcome Dr. Lesley Naumowich to our office. She will see patients on Thursday afternoons from 2:00PM to 8:00PM, starting January 22, 2009. She is an optometrist that has been in practice for 2 years and has recently moved back to the GTA from Ottawa.

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Office Schedule Dec 2008 - Jan 2009

The office will be closed for the holidays from Wednesday, December 24, 2008 until Monday, January 5, 2009.

We hope you have a healthy and happy holidays!

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Schedule Update

I will away from the office the week of Dec 1 - Dec 5. Laura will be in the office to book appointments and help patients with their contacts and glasses orders.

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Halloween Safety - Eye Safety for Halloween

Halloween Safety - Eye Safety for Halloween

Here are some Halloween eye safety tips...

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Consumer Warning: Halloween Eye Wear Accessory May Permanently Damage Eyes

Consumer Warning: Halloween Eye Wear Accessory May Permanently Damage Eyes

"With Halloween approaching, the American Optometric Association (AOA) is warning consumers about the risks of wearing decorative contact lenses without a prescription from an eye doctor. These non-corrective lenses, which are designed only to change the appearance of the eyes, are easily accessible to consumers and are especially popular around Halloween."

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333

Cold & Flu Season

It's that time of year where cold and flu bugs become more prevalent. Here is some information about these conditions.

Dr. Glen J. Chiasson
416-621-3333