Optometrists
Third-floor optometry practice inside Aberdeen Square in the Golden Village, a short walk from Aberdeen Station. Routine eye examinations and contact lens work in a mall setting, easy to combine with other errands on the No. 3 Road strip.
In the Golden Village neighbourhood of Richmond.
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Golden Village optometry practice on Alexandra Road handling routine and medical eye exams, hard-to-fit contact lenses, orthokeratology and myopia management. Also runs a dry eye service and supplies prescription safety eyewear and frames.
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Independent optometry clinic in east Richmond off Gilley Road, running full eye exams, contact lens fittings and same-day emergency eye care. Has a dedicated dry eye clinic and direct-bills most extended health insurers.
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Optometry clinic in the Ironwood complex that does a lot of myopia control work for children: orthokeratology, atropine and MiSight lenses. Also fits scleral and hybrid lenses for keratoconus and sells designer frames. Open six days a week.
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Optometrist inside Blundell Centre seeing patients from six months old upward. Comprehensive exams with glaucoma and macular checks, OCT scanning, myopia control including Ortho-K, and same-day attention for eye infections and injuries.
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Optometrist inside CF Richmond Centre, open seven days including Sunday afternoons and accepting walk-in exams. Does pediatric, diabetic and medical eye exams plus contact lens fittings, with an optical dispensary attached to the practice.
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An ice cream counter upstairs in Aberdeen Centre, listed in Tourism Richmond's guide to the city's frozen desserts. Being inside the mall makes it an easy stop mid-shop, and it draws the Golden Village crowd rather than Steveston day-trippers.
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