OPTOMETRIST KITCHENER
New Optical Palace is your Optometrist serving the Kitchener and Waterloo Area. We offer eye exams and have a wide variety of prescription glasses, sunglasses and contact lenses.
Whether you are in need of new frames, a stylish pair of sunglasses or just want to come in and check the health of your eyes, New Optical Palace is your Optician and Optometrist Kitchener.
Choosing the Right Optometrist
Identifying health and vision problems in your eyes is as essential as getting other parts of your body checked up from a doctor. Think of an optometrist as an eye doctor that specifically examines the health of your eyes.
Knowing the value of seeing an optometrist is one thing, but choosing the right optometrist is another. We put together a list of how to choose the right optometrist to ensure you get the best possible service from your eye examinations.
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CHILDREN EYE EXAMS
We strongly believe in early prevention of eye disorders that can affect your child’s development
CONTACT LENSES
We will select the best contacts and solution that is individualized just for you!
SUNGLASSES
We carry a wide variety of sunglasses, including premium designer brands
Eye examinations are an important part of protecting your sight. Eye examinations check for early signs of vision problems and eye diseases at their early stage when they are most treatable.
Your optometrist will look for symptoms of vision problems and eye diseases and if necessary will offer you essential treatments to help you correct or adapt to vision changes.
Eye examinations can also detect symptoms of diabetes and high cholesterol by looking at your eye’s retina and blood vessels. Regardless of your age and physical health, even if you feel your eyes are in good shape, it is important you go for an annual eye examination.
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