Whenever there is a time-sensitive risk to your vision or ocular health, you should consider it an eye emergency and contact an eye doctor as soon as possible.
If you or someone you know is having an eye emergency, you need to act fast. Seek professional medical attention immediately.
Eye Effects is qualified and ready to handle many different eye emergencies. We also perform follow-up exams on every emergency eye care patient to ensure smooth and complete recovery.
If you don’t know whether you’re having an eye emergency, assume that you are and take action. Phone our Calgary office at (403) 686-4990 or our Didsbury office at (403) 335-2020, or come see us in person at the following locations:
Calgary: #108-555 Strathcona Boulevard SW Calgary
Didsbury: 2032 17th Avenue (in the Forsight Vision Centre)
Our qualified team takes eye emergencies seriously and is prepared to help. If you cannot reach us, visit your nearest emergency room.
Find us in the Strathcona Square Shopping Centre, just past Sobeys and next to RBC Royal Bank.
Please note Eye Effects is closed on all all Statutory Holidays.
Find our Didsbury office in Didsbury Plaza behind Red Apple and West Trail Auto Service.
Find us in the Strathcona Square Shopping Centre, just past Sobeys and next to RBC Royal Bank.
Please note Eye Effects is closed on all all Statutory Holidays.
Find our Didsbury office in Didsbury Plaza behind Red Apple and West Trail Auto Service.
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