Pam joins us on Monday as our latest extern at Valley Vision Optometry. Pam was born and raised in Burlington, Ontario. She has earned both a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry and a Master of Science degree in Environmental Science and Toxicology from the University of Guelph. She is currently attending the University of …
March is Save Your Vision Month and we here at Valley Vision Optometry are committed that everyone live the fullest with the best vision and address the top things that one can do to save their vision while they still have it. Aging, after all, is not the only factor for vision loss. Genetics plays …
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Outside of the vision community, the average person likely doesn’t know what we mean when we use the term ‘low vision’. It becomes synonymous with the term ‘poor vision.’ The World Health Organization (WHO) defines low vision as best-corrected visual acuity (detail vision with glasses or contacts) between 20/60 and 20/400 or a visual field …
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Have you heard of Neurolens? FUN FACT: An average North American spends about 7-10 hours/day on digital devices, of which approximately 40-80% of individuals experience some Digital Vision Syndrome (DVS) related symptoms. Neurolens is a new technology involving lenses with specialized prism optics that significantly reduce DVS symptoms due to digital use. The lenses naturally …
Valley Vision Optometry
4009 Redford St
Port Alberni, BC V9Y 3R9
Phone : 250-724-0933
As Port Alberni's only independent optometry practice (a local staple since 1960!), Valley Vision Op
