Campus Vision

Campus Vision U of S, Partner of FYidoctors, provides trusted, personalized eye care right on the University of Saskatchewan campus. Our experienced optometrists in Saskatoon offer comprehensive eye exams using advanced diagnostic technology to assess your vision and eye health. Whether you're a student, faculty member, or part of the local community, we're here to support your eye care needs. Choose from a wide selection of stylish eyeglasses and high-quality contact lenses tailored to your lifestyle and prescription. As part of the FYidoctors network, we combine local care with national expertise, ensuring every patient receives exceptional service. We offer direct billing, flexible appointments, and a welcoming environment for all ages. If you're searching for a trusted optometrist in Saskatoon, need an eye exam, or want new eyeglasses or contact lenses, visit Campus Vision U of S today. Your vision is our focus-book your eye exam in Saskatoon now.

The Eye Gallery, formerly Grosvenor Park Optometry in Saskatoon, is committed to providing comprehensive optometric care to the local community. Situated conveniently on College Drive near the University, it boasts ample parking, accommodating hours, and a welcoming team dedicated to fulfilling all your eye care requirements. With an emphasis on customer convenience, The Eye Gallery offers extended hours during weekdays and operates on Saturdays. The practice prides itself on direct billing to various insurers, growing its list continually to better serve its clientele. At The Eye Gallery, you can explore a diverse selection of over 1100 trendy eyewear options in their Frame Gallery, featuring renowned brands like Rayban, Prada, and Maui Jim. The establishment also showcases the artistic flair of local creators, adding a unique touch to its environment. Generated from the website content

Dr. M. Ronan Conlon was lucky enough to begin his career in ophthalmology in tandem with the pioneering of refractive eye surgery in Canada. To bring laser eye surgery to Canada, Dr. Conlon and his colleagues had to first bring a laser. In 1996, this meant travelling to Germany, where the laser technology had been developed, and bringing a laser home. Taking initiative meant laser eye surgery was actually brought to Canada before it was available in the United States. As Dr. Conlon’s career, and with it, the Conlon Eye Institute, has grown, so has the laser technology. Dr. Conlon advanced his surgical skills as LASIK/PRK moved from its early stages to the advanced procedure, we have today. Dr.