While the looks are important, when it comes to eyeglasses, your Lenses are the most important part, hands down. However, experience has shown that most eyeglass wearers spend a considerable time choosing frames; but not much of an effort or research is done in choosing the right kind of lenses. 

"The medical term of your eyeglasses is "Vision-Aids" - something that helps improve your vision. Eyeglasses should be treated as such." Says Dr. Khan, Optometrist at Sight N' Steps. "We live in the most technologically advance environment in the history of mankind. 50 years ago, our eyes did not go through hours and hours of direct intense light being beamed at them through computers, TV's and smart phone screens, so they are not used to this harsh treatment. Thanks to the advancement of technology in the area of vision-aid, we can now choose lenses suitable to our daily lifestyle."

Experience Comfort, and Improved Vision - In Style!

Experience Sight N' Steps! 

Sight N' Steps is one of its kind facility co-managed by Optometrist, Opticians, and Fashion Stylists working together to service its patrons. This simply means that all these diciplines and diverse experience are coming together to ensure your eyes as well as sense of fashion are well served by our professionals. The result of this is stylish, most cofortable and highly practical eyeglasses, sunglasses and contact lenses under one roof.

Quality of Frames:

Sight N' Steps is the only complete Optical Care Facility in Durham Region featuring multiple exclusive brands hardly found at any other optical facility in the area.

Transform Your Look With Colors From Glacee - Exclussively at Sight N' Steps, Ajax

Stand in front of a life size mirror and look directly at the tip of your nose. The positioning of your pupils inside your eye sockets is your Natural Optical Center. The Natural Optical Center is the point that gives your brain a perfectly clear and most complete picture of the object you are looking at. So this is the easy part.

It gets tricky when you have to align your Natural Optical Center with the Optical Center of your prescription lenses you are about to order.