474-4800 Kingsway, Burnaby B.C

Open Mon-Sat 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

📍 Burnaby MetroTown

Real Eyes Optometry

Comprehensive eye exams, contact lens fittings, dry eye treatment, and children's eye care at Metropolis at Metrotown.

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200+ Google Reviews
4.8 average

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CHCPBC Registered Optometrists

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30+ Years
Serving Burnaby at Metrotown

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New Patients Welcome
We take walk-ins

Quality Vancouver Eye Clinics: Real Eyes Optometry Included in TheBestVancouver.com List

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Real Eyes Optometry was included in TheBestVancouver.com’s article featuring Vancouver Eye Clinics in the Greater Vancouver area.

We appreciate being mentioned and are grateful to the patients, families, and community members who continue to support our Burnaby clinic. Third-party lists are editorial resources and should not replace your own research when choosing an optometrist. We encourage patients to consider their individual eye care needs, the services offered, accessibility, communication style, and professional qualifications before booking.

At a Glance

  • Real Eyes Optometry was included in TheBestVancouver.com’s Vancouver Eye Clinics article.
  • The article is an independent editorial publication.
  • Inclusion should not be interpreted as a regulatory endorsement.
  • Patients should compare clinics based on services, accessibility, communication, and individual eye care needs.
  • Real Eyes Optometry is located in Burnaby at Metropolis at Metrotown.


Why We Appreciate Being Included

Being included in an editorial list is an opportunity for more people to discover our clinic. Because editorial websites use their own evaluation process, we don’t influence how they select or describe featured businesses.

Our goal remains the same: helping patients understand their eye health, answering questions clearly, and providing comprehensive optometric care for children, adults, seniors, and contact lens wearers.

Eye Care Services Available at Our Burnaby Clinic

Comprehensive Eye Exams

A comprehensive eye exam assesses more than the clarity of your vision. Depending on your age, symptoms, medical history, and reason for visiting, an examination may include:

  • Visual acuity testing
  • Prescription assessment
  • Eye pressure measurement
  • Eye coordination and binocular vision testing
  • Examination of the front and back of the eyes
  • Additional testing when clinically appropriate

Your optometrist will review the findings with you and explain any recommended follow-up care.

Best Vancouver Eye Clinics, terms and conditions

What to Consider When Comparing Vancouver Eye Clinics

A clinic’s inclusion in an online article may help you discover local options, but it should not be the only factor guiding your choice.

ConsiderWhy it matters
LocationConvenient follow-up appointments
AccessibilityParking, elevator, transit
ServicesMake sure the clinic offers what you need
CommunicationAsk questions comfortably
LanguagesHelpful if English isn’t your first language
Follow-upKnow what happens after your exam

These questions can help you compare clinics based on practical needs rather than rankings or promotional claims.

About TheBestVancouver.com

TheBestVancouver.com is an editorial website that publishes articles featuring businesses, services, and attractions throughout Greater Vancouver. Its eye care article highlights several clinics in the region and is intended as an informational resource for readers exploring local options.

Because the article is independently produced, the opinions and selection process belong to the publisher rather than the featured clinics.

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FAQ’s about TheBestVancouver.com

Why was Real Eyes Optometry included in TheBestVancouver.com?

TheBestVancouver.com independently publishes articles highlighting businesses and services throughout Greater Vancouver. Real Eyes Optometry was included in one of its articles featuring eye care clinics in the region. The editorial decisions and selection process belong to the publisher.

Does being included in a third-party list mean a clinic is officially endorsed?

No. Editorial articles are created by the publisher and should not be interpreted as an endorsement by a regulatory body or guarantee of clinical outcomes. They can be one source of information when researching local eye care providers.

Should I rely on one website when choosing an eye clinic?

It’s usually helpful to gather information from several sources. Consider the services offered, clinic location, accessibility, appointment availability, communication style, and whether the clinic provides the type of care you’re looking for.

Why do websites create lists of local eye clinics?

Many local publications create guides to help readers discover businesses and services in their community. These articles can introduce people to clinics they may not have found otherwise, but each publisher uses its own editorial process.

Can I visit Real Eyes Optometry even if I wasn’t referred?

Yes. Many patients book appointments directly for routine eye exams, children’s eye care, contact lens assessments, dry eye evaluations, and other optometry services. A referral is not usually required for a comprehensive eye exam.

What should I look for after finding a clinic in an online article?

Use the article as a starting point, then visit the clinic’s website to learn about its services, appointment types, accessibility, office location, languages spoken, and the information provided about its optometrists. This can help you decide whether the clinic is a good fit for your eye care needs.

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