
Eye Injury First Aid: What to Do for Chemical Splashes, Scratches and Blows to the Eye
What to do right away for a chemical splash, something in your eye, a scratch or a blow to the eye, what not to do, and when to go to the emergency department.

Practical guidance on cataracts, refractive lens exchange, laser vision correction and eyelid care — for patients across Saskatchewan.

What to do right away for a chemical splash, something in your eye, a scratch or a blow to the eye, what not to do, and when to go to the emergency department.

What to do right away for a chemical splash, something in your eye, a scratch or a blow to the eye, what not to do, and when to go to the emergency department.

What OCT scans and visual field tests show about glaucoma, why we repeat them over time and how the results shape your treatment plan in Saskatoon.

Why changing blood sugar can blur your vision for a while, and why steady readings matter before new glasses, LASIK or cataract measurements.

Applying to policing, firefighting or the military? Why AdvancedSurf Laser (PRK) is often favoured for high-impact careers, why to check vision standards first and how to time it.

A blurry or dim spot in your central vision? Learn how central serous chorioretinopathy is linked to stress and steroids, and why it often clears on its own.

Who you’ll see after cataract surgery, what your optometrist checks at each visit, and how they keep your Saskatoon surgeon up to date on your healing.

Considering LASIK or AdvancedSurf Laser (PRK) in Saskatoon? What to gather, which goals to think about and the questions to ask before your first laser eye surgery assessment.