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60Developing1255 Commissioners Rd W, London, ON N6K 3N5, Canada
Last updated July 2026
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Byron Optometry is a community optometry practice in London, Ontario, offering comprehensive eye exams and corrective eyewear for seniors and families, with emphasis on preventive eye health and disease detection.
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Byron Optometry provides dedicated eye exams for seniors, emphasizing thorough assessment of both internal and external eye structures using modern technology. The practice takes time to understand each senior's health history, lifestyle, and medications to assess risk factors for age-related eye conditions.
The team includes eye doctors trained in comprehensive exams that go beyond vision testing. They evaluate colour vision, depth perception, eye coordination, and pupil response, and can detect early signs of eye disease even when symptoms are absent.
Byron Optometry carries a wide selection of quality frames and lens brands, from designer options to practical styles suitable for everyday wear. They fit corrective lenses tailored to each patient's prescription needs, helping seniors maintain clear vision for reading, driving, and daily activities.
Seniors are advised to have annual eye exams at Byron Optometry, and those with diabetes or other vision conditions may need more frequent visits. The friendly, family-focused practice welcomes questions and explains all procedures to help patients feel comfortable during their visit.</description> <parameter name="service_areas">["London, Ontario"]
Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed July 2026.
Services offered
What vision aids typically cost
Byron Optometry sets its own prices. These are typical ranges across Canada, so you know what to expect before you ask.
- Handheld optical magnifierSimple lens, often lit
- $15 to $250
- Portable electronic magnifierPocket screen, adjustable zoom
- $300 to $1,200
- Desktop video magnifier (CCTV)Large screen for reading
- $1,800 to $4,500
Prices in CAD, illustrative as of 2026. What you pay depends on the magnification, screen size, and whether the device is optical or electronic. A low-vision specialist can help you match the right tool to your eyes, and some provincial programs and charities help with the cost.
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Who This Provider Is Best For
- Older adults needing regular eye exams and updated prescriptions
- Seniors with diabetes or age-related eye conditions
- Families seeking comprehensive vision care for all ages
Languages Supported
- English
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158 Google reviews
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Byron Optometry holds an excellent 4.7-star rating across 158 Google reviews. Recent reviewers most often highlight caring, attentive staff and warm, welcoming community.
Most common praise
- Caring, attentive staff
- Warm, welcoming community
- Responsive, helpful communication
Most common concerns
- Some reviewers mention cost or added fees
Most recent reviews
Desirée Reid
3 weeks ago · via Google
I’m not one to write reviews often… but today my daughter scratch a layer of her eye and they were the only place open at 8am that actually answered the phone. I explained what happened and they squeezed us in within two hours. They were so kind and patient with her. It was so nice to see how fast and efficient they were in getting us in and helping my daughter so quickly. We really appreciate your services today and thank you so much for caring. Looks like we found our new ‘eyeball dentist’ as my daughter called it lmao
Eileen Lynch
a month ago · via Google
Dr Leis is wonderful. Friendly and warm (and that matters!). Mostly though I appreciate so much that she explains everything and share details that really help me to have an understanding of my eye health.
catherine cote
5 months ago · via Google
Customer service/front admin not very helpful. Money driven. I had an eye exam completed within the last year. My eyes have not changed in over 20 years. I’ve always had the same prescription. A mistake was made and the prescription was a little off. I kindly tried to explain the issue, and ask if they could change the prescription to the current prescription I have (current glasses, as well as the same prescription I’ve had for 20 years). And they requested me to pay. My complaints are 1) front lady lack of customer service and dismissed me by not listening to the whole story 2) no customer service attempt 3) I have a history of 20 years with the same prescription and the one completed by them was obviously wrong (not by much but enough to notice). They are more expensive to start with. I’m willing to pay for good customer service and health care, but they are not worth it.
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Location
1255 Commissioners Rd W, London, ON N6K 3N5, Canada
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- London and surrounding areas
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