Products
See & Be Seen with Designer Eyewear at Our Oshawa & Whitby Eye Clinics
Eyewear has certainly come a long way over the years in terms of available styles and materials. Choosing the right pair of designer eyewear allows you to both see and be seen. Our staff of eye care professionals at Dr. Michael Pellegrino’s eye clinics in Oshawa and Whitby combine years of experience with a commitment to providing our patients with the best service and the widest selection of glasses, sunglasses, contact lenses and accessories from some of the world’s most popular brands at competitive prices, so you can show off a brand-new you without breaking the bank!
CONTACT LENSES
Deciding to become one of the millions of people wearing contact lenses is a huge decision. Do you plan to wear them overnight? Are you capable of cleaning them daily? Do you suffer from allergies or dry eyes? Find out what types of questions you should ask our optometrist before selecting the right contact lenses for your needs. We sell CL Solution in our office and Optifree Pure Moist to keep your contacts moist and comfortable.
Glasses
Whether your face is round, oval, heart-shaped or square, Dr. Michael Pellegrino wants to help you find the right frames with our wide selection of glasses. Learn how skin tone, face shape and even personality play an integral part in your selection.
Sunglasses and Accessories
In addition to our wide selection of contact lenses and glasses, we also carry many designer eyewear accessories, including cleaning solutions, cases and sunglasses from some of the world’s leading brands, including Dolce&Gabbana, Oakley and Maui Jim®. Get some helpful tips for picking out the right pair of sunglasses.
Cutting-Edge Brands for a New You
Finding the right eyewear to match your lifestyle is easy at our vision clinics in Whitby and Oshawa. Our unique offerings feature cutting-edge brands and designs, including:
Make an Eyewear Statement
Curious about what we have in stock? Pay a visit and browse our wide selection to make an eyewear statement that says “average” is just not good enough!
