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What Are Multifocal Contact Lenses?

Whether you’re reading a book, scrolling on your phone, or driving through busy city streets, having clear vision at all distances is essential. But as your eyes age or change, seeing sharply near and far isn’t always simple. If you’ve found yourself switching between multiple pairs of glasses or struggling with blurry close-up text, multifocal…
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What Glasses Are In Style for 2025?

Eyewear has long evolved past its purely functional purpose, becoming a critical aspect of personal style and an essential accessory. With each year, glasses trends shift to reflect broader cultural movements in fashion, technology, and sustainability.  In 2025, bold oversized frames and tech-inspired designs are making a strong comeback. At the same time, classic vintage…
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Everything You Need to Know about the Meta Sunglasses

Smart glasses are no longer a concept of the future—they’re here, and they're innovative. Meta Sunglasses are a blend of sleek eyewear and new technology. With features like built-in audio, smart assistants, and even camera capabilities, these glasses aim to change the way you interact with the world. Whether you’re curious about how they work,…
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Why Should I Buy Glasses from my Optometrist?

When it's time to purchase new glasses, the variety of options available online and in retail stores can be overwhelming. While these alternatives might seem practical or economical at first glance, there's a compelling case to be made for buying your glasses directly from your optometrist.  Among many, some of the major reasons you should…
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Are Eyeglasses for Night Driving Different?

Night driving can be more hazardous than daytime driving. Reduced visibility and glare from oncoming headlights and streetlamps can make it difficult to assess road conditions.  To help reduce glare, some individuals may use night driving glasses. They have yellow lens tint, can be bought over the counter, and don’t usually contain a vision prescription.…
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Do Contact Lenses Expire?

You've just found a spare pair of contact lenses at the back of your bathroom cabinet, and you're contemplating whether they're still safe to use. That's not a question to be dismissed lightly. Contact lenses do expire, and they should never be worn after their expiration date. Understanding contact lens expiration dates is important for…
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Can You Sleep with Contact Lenses?

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, convenience often takes precedence. Contact lenses have undoubtedly revolutionized how we see the world and have been a popular alternative to glasses.  However, as our lives become busier, we're tempted to save time, which can lead to sleeping in our contact lenses. Although you can find contact…
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Do Glasses Make Your Eyes Worse?

According to statistics, 57% of Canadians 20 and older have a vision problem that requires optical correction. Eyewear such as glasses can offer cosmetic and corrective benefits.    Still, many people raise concerns that glasses make your eyes worse. Wearing glasses does not make your eyes worse.  About Your Vision  Your visual system is an intricate…
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What Is a Scleral Contact Lens?

Contact lenses may be small, but they can make a big impact on your vision.  With advancements in contact lens technology, specialized lenses like scleral contact lenses may be the answer if you’ve previously found conventional contacts uncomfortable or the wrong fit for your eye. A detailed contact lens exam and fitting is a great…

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We’re proud to be a part of the vibrant communities of Liberty Village and Yonge & Eglinton. Whether you’re stopping by for a routine eye exam, exploring our aesthetic services, or seeking specialized care for conditions like dry eyes or myopia, we’re here to serve you. 

Each of our locations is not just a place to receive top-tier eye care but also an extension of the neighbourhoods we’re deeply connected to.

See & Be Seen Eyecare Liberty Village

Visit us in the vibrant heart of Liberty Village, just steps from King West. We’re conveniently located next to Portrait Dental and directly across from Aroma.

  • #136 – 171 East Liberty Street
  • Toronto, ON M6K 3P6

See & Be Seen Eyecare Midtown

We’re excited to be part of the Yonge & Eglinton area! After your visit, explore the vibrant shops, dining, and entertainment this neighbourhood has to offer.

  • 2954 Yonge Street
  • Toronto, ON M4P 2J4

Brands We Carry

  • Chanel
  • Blackfin
  • Dita
  • Tom Ford
  • Maui Jim
  • Salt
  • Celine
  • Etnia Barcelona
  • Essilor
  • Kate Spade
  • Prada
  • Chanel
  • Blackfin
  • Dita
  • Tom Ford
  • Maui Jim
  • Salt
  • Celine
  • Etnia Barcelona
  • Essilor
  • Kate Spade
  • Prada

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See & Be Seen Eyecare Liberty Village

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