Igo Optical Claimed

IGO Optical offers a wide range of optometry services including comprehensive eye exams, contact lenses fitting and dispense, laser vision correction consultations, prescription glasses, sunglasses, and a 1-hour glasses service.

Yes, IGO Optical provides special offers such as the “2 for 1” deal for kids’ glasses, which includes frames, unbreakable lenses and anti-glare coating and the “3 for 1” eyewear special for
adults where you can get three pairs of glasses for the price of one. These offers are available in selected frames and some conditions apply.

IGO Optical carries a wide variety of designer collection eyewear. Visit any of our stores, at Igo Optical, we want to help you find the perfect pair of high-quality frames and lenses that help you look and feel great.

Children 19 years of age and under are covered by OHIP for routine vision examination once a
year. They are also covered for some minor vision examinations.
For Seniors, 65 years of age and older with any eligible medical condition affecting their eyes, OHIP will cover 1 major eye exam every 12 months and 2 additional follow-up minor assessments. For patients 65 years old and older who do not have an eligible medical
condition affecting their eyes, OHIP will cover 1 major eye exam every 18 months and 2 additional follow-up minor assessments.
OHIP does not typically cover eye tests or examinations for those individuals between 20 and 64 years of age.
Certain specific eye and general health conditions, for those between the ages of 20 and 64, are still covered under OHIP. These individuals are covered, for a routine vision examination, once a year. Please contact our office to see if your eye condition or general health condition is covered.
On occasion, the doctor may need to examine you to determine whether or not you are eligible
for OHIP coverage. The government guidelines are such that the patient must have the condition and is not simply at risk for that condition (i.e. if your parents have glaucoma and you have high eye pressure, but do not actually have glaucoma – then you are NOT covered).
Always bring your valid health card to every appointment to our office or to any specialist’s office, which we may refer you to.