A Welcoming Experience for Everyone
At Doctors EyeCare Grande Prairie, we want you and your family to feel welcome every time you visit. With a focus on comprehensive care, we’re dedicated to providing a friendly environment for all your eye care needs.
We have the expertise and care to keep your vision and eye health at their best. If you have any eye conditions, such as dry eye or cataracts, we can help you find the most effective treatments for your comfort. We aim to provide you with effective, comprehensive eye care.


Our Mission
To provide the best possible comprehensive eye care for all our patients by remaining current with the latest technology and customizing each treatment to every individual’s personal needs.

Our Vision
1) Create a welcoming environment for all patients by caring for their eye health with advanced equipment and thorough exams.
2) Provide unique looks to patients by sourcing high-quality brands from around the world.
3) Bring relief to dry eye symptoms through medical-grade eye drops, vitamins and eyelid hygiene, and ophthalmologist-developed cosmetics.
Supporting Alberta & BC Guide Dogs
Since April 2023, we’ve been proudly supporting Lucky—a guide dog for the Alberta & BC Guide Dogs Association. We even got to meet Lucky in May of 2023, where we got to see this good pup living life to the fullest.
Lucky has since completed his journey and we are now sponsoring Archie! All proceeds from our lens cleaner refill station go directly to supporting him on his journey through Guide Dog Training.
Help us support Archie and other service dogs today!
Lions Recycle for Sight program
We are always accepting donations for the Lions “Recycle for Sight” program! Since 1925, Lions International has been a champion in helping combat vision impairment and blindness. The glasses are sorted, processed, and placed in inventory for optical missions around the world.

Check Out Our Referral Program
If you refer any friend or family member over 19, you and your referral are eligible to receive a $25 credit to your next glasses or contact lens purchase (not exchangeable for cash).
Refer our team to someone you know today!

Our Location

Our Address
- 11709 102 Street, Unit 107
- Grande Prairie, AB T8V 7S6
Contact Us
- Phone: (780) 830-5330
- Email: [email protected]
Clinic Hours
- Monday (Alternating): 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 7:30 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed

Our Brands
Most of the frames we offer are European-made, giving you a unique and stylish alternative to typical U.S.-based options.









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Our Blog
What Do Dry Eyes Feel Like?
Dry EyeDry Eye TherapyDry eye happens when your eyes don’t produce enough quality tears to stay properly lubricated. Common symptoms include a scratchy or gritty feeling, stinging or burning sensations, as well as redness and irritation. […]
Are Glasses and Contact Prescriptions the Same?
Contact LensesGlassesThe reason is simple: glasses sit a small distance away from your eyes, while contacts rest directly on them. This difference in distance requires two distinct prescriptions in order to give you clear and comfortable vision. […]
Why Do My Eyes Burn When I Wake Up?
UncategorizedThe most common causes for burning eyes in the morning are nighttime dry eye, environmental irritants, and a condition called blepharitis. […]
What Do Dry Eyes Feel Like?
Dry eye happens when your eyes don’t produce enough quality tears to stay properly lubricated. Common symptoms include a scratchy or gritty feeling, stinging or burning sensations, as well as redness and irritation. […]
Are Glasses and Contact Prescriptions the Same?
The reason is simple: glasses sit a small distance away from your eyes, while contacts rest directly on them. This difference in distance requires two distinct prescriptions in order to give you clear and comfortable vision. […]
Why Do My Eyes Burn When I Wake Up?
The most common causes for burning eyes in the morning are nighttime dry eye, environmental irritants, and a condition called blepharitis. […]

