Emergency Eye Care in Surrey, BC

Eye emergencies can happen suddenly—and when they do, it's important to seek care right away. At Newton Optometry Clinic, we provide emergency eye care during office hours for a variety of urgent eye concerns, including injuries, infections, sudden vision changes, or foreign object removal. If you’re experiencing an eye emergency, call our clinic immediately, and our team will do everything possible to see you as soon as we can.

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What Qualifies as an Eye Emergency?

Not sure if what you're experiencing is an emergency? If any of the following apply, don’t wait—contact us immediately:

  • Sudden or severe blurred vision

  • Flashes of light or new floaters

  • Sudden loss of vision in one or both eyes

  • Foreign object in the eye (metal, glass, wood, etc.)

  • Eye injuries or blunt trauma (sports injuries, accidents)

  • Painful, red, or swollen eye

  • Chemical exposure to the eyes

  • Sudden double vision

  • Symptoms of eye infections (discharge, swelling, itchiness, redness)

  • Scratched eye or corneal abrasion

  • Contact lens-related pain or discomfort

How Newton Optometry Clinic Can Help

Our experienced optometrists are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of urgent ocular issues. We use advanced diagnostic tools to identify the cause of your symptoms and begin the right treatment. Depending on the concern, we can:

  • Remove foreign objects safely and painlessly
  • Treat minor injuries, infections, or allergic reactions
  • Provide prescriptions for antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drops
  • Co-manage more serious injuries by referring to trusted local ophthalmologists

Our goal is to relieve discomfort, prevent complications, and protect your long-term vision.

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What to Do in an Eye Emergency

  1. Call us immediately during office hours

  2. Do not rub or apply pressure to the eye

  3. Avoid attempting to remove objects on your own

  4. Don’t use over-the-counter drops unless advised by our team

  5. Bring your current glasses/contact lenses to your visit (if applicable)

If your situation occurs outside of clinic hours or is life-threatening, please visit your nearest emergency room or urgent care centre.

Emergency Eye Exams in Surrey, BC

Emergency Eye Exams in Surrey, BC