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Calgary optometrists and opticians offering thoughtful eye care, curated eyewear, and honest, personalized service.

We are local opticians and optometrists who have different backgrounds and experiences but we share a common goal to offering friendly, knowledgeable service and high quality products to all patients.

10/29/2026

Thank you to Khalil Haji and the team at for their guidance and support of PlusMa over the years.

We’ve known Khalil for more than 15 years. As an independent Calgary business, we value relationships with people who know our history and help us navigate the decisions that come with running a small business.

Thank you, Khalil and team, for your time, your continued help, and the relationship we’ve built.

10/12/2026

Thankful for our community, our patients, and the trust you’ve shared with us over the years.

Wishing everyone a peaceful Thanksgiving.

10/08/2026

Can you get smart glasses with your prescription? “Prescription-ready” is a starting point, not the whole answer.

The exact model matters. Some smart glasses offer progressive lenses, while a display-equipped model may offer single vision only. The accepted prescription range can differ too. A frame that works for someone with a mild prescription is not automatically suitable for someone with stronger powers or astigmatism. Check the complete lens requirements, not just the frame name or a headline feature.

Before choosing, make three checks: does this exact model accept your prescription, does it offer the lens type you use, and do those options apply to the Canadian version? A useful extra question is how prescription lenses can be replaced later. The technology may catch your attention first, but the prescription details deserve a place in the decision.

10/07/2026

Water belongs in the hand-washing step, not in the lens case. It is a small distinction worth making part of your contact-lens routine.

Always wash and dry your hands before handling contact lenses. Never rinse or store contact lenses in tap water. For wearers who use a lens case, there is another easy-to-miss detail: replace your lens case at least every three months. A case can become so familiar that its age barely registers; a calendar reminder makes that one less thing to remember on a busy morning.

Starting contacts for school, work or everyday wear involves more than getting comfortable putting them in. Give the handling routine its own place too: clean, dry hands; no tap water on the lenses; and a replacement date for the case. Save this for the next time you organise your contact-lens supplies.

09/25/2026

Mid-Autumn Festival has always carried a quiet kind of meaning.

It is not loud. It is a full moon, a shared table, tea, mooncakes, and the people we hold close ... whether they are beside us or far away.

There is a Chinese saying: 月圓人團圓. When the moon is full, people long to be reunited.

At PlusMa, we like that spirit. Thoughtful, simple, warm, and human.

Wishing our community a peaceful Mid-Autumn Festival.

中秋節快樂。

09/25/2026

Most people own one pair of glasses and wear them for everything. There is another way to think about it.

The same way you would not wear one pair of shoes for every occasion, your eyewear can work harder when it fits the moment. A clean frame for work. Something warmer for weekends. A pair with the right lens tints for driving as the days get shorter.

This fall's colour palette leans toward what we have always carried — quiet neutrals, warm tones, matte finishes. The kind of frames that look better with age, not worse.

📍 Come browse. No appointment needed for frame styling — we are here to help you find the right fit.

09/22/2026

October 8 is World Sight Day, and this year the global focus is on children's vision.

Here is why that matters in Calgary right now: the school year is underway, screens are back to full-time duty, and daylight hours are getting shorter. If your child has not had an eye exam this year, this is a good window to book one.

Kids rarely complain about blurry vision because they do not know what clear looks like. A comprehensive exam catches things a school screening cannot — not just whether they can read the board, but how their eyes are developing and whether the prescription is changing faster than expected.

We are marking World Sight Day at PlusMa because early detection genuinely changes outcomes. Drop us a message or call to book.

09/21/2026

With the fall equinox arriving tomorrow, Calgary’s evenings are getting noticeably darker. It may not be your imagination — but it also doesn’t automatically mean your prescription changed.

Calgary is now losing almost four minutes of daylight each day. Through September, more morning and evening driving gradually shifts back into lower-light conditions.

That tends to expose little things we barely notice during bright summer driving: a dirty windshield, fingerprints on lenses, fine scratches, worn lens surfaces or vision that simply deserves another look.

Before searching for a pair of “night-driving glasses,” try the boring-but-useful checklist first:

Clean both sides of the windshield. Clean your glasses properly. Look at the lenses under good light for scratches or coating wear.

And if driving after dark has genuinely become more difficult, bring that information to your next comprehensive eye exam.

Good eyewear advice sometimes starts with what you don’t need to buy.

09/15/2026

Calgary kids have been back at school for a couple of weeks now. Long enough for routines to settle — and long enough for certain things to show up.

A child squinting at the board. Sitting unusually close to a screen. Tilting their head when reading. Complaining that their eyes feel tired by the end of the day. These are easy to miss at home, and teachers are often the first to notice.

Not every squint means a prescription is needed. But a children's eye exam is one of the simplest ways to find out. It takes less than an hour, it is covered by Alberta Health for children under 19, and it can catch things early — when they are easiest to address.

If your child has never had an eye exam, or if it has been more than a year, September is a good time to book one. We see kids regularly and we are happy to explain what we are checking and why.

📞 (403) 452-7588 or book online at plusmaeyewear.com

Address

912 5 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB
T2P0N7

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm

Telephone

+14034527588

Website

https://plusmaeyewear.com/, https://plusmaeyewear.ottooptics.io/reorder/, https://booking.opto.com/jb6vaf7fjzrzp/plusma-

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