We’re Stronger & Happier Together
Our community is the foundation of our values. Victoria is a special place, and we take great pride in actively engaging with and supporting our local community. Leading the charge is our CEO (Chief Eyecare Officer), Mary Lou Newbold, who also serves as the President of Think Local First, a non-profit society dedicated to promoting and empowering Victoria’s independent businesses.
We are deeply committed to our community’s well-being and strive to give back generously. Within our practice, we serve as passionate patient advocates. Beyond our doors, we’re honoured to contribute our voices and resources to help shape Victoria into the vibrant community we hold dear. We’re proud to act as leaders in eye care and in our community.
Together, we hope to continue to nurture Victoria as a safe harbour for the people in our community.
Community Involvement
We are proud to be affiliated with and support the following groups:
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- BC Children’s Hospital Festival of Trees
- Our Place
- Victoria Hospitals Foundation
- Power To Be
- Victoria HarbourCats
- Take a look at our latest School Spirit event here
- Victoria Royals
- eWomenNetwork
- The Chamber
- Think Local Victoria
- Proud supporter of Think Local First
- Happy Holidays from Think Local
- Capital City Executives’ Association
- Destination Greater Victoria
- SKAL Victoria
Our Corporate Partners
Mayfair Optometric Clinic has a rich history in Victoria, and we take pride in our strong community connections, as well as our commitment to offering accessible eye care to our neighbours.
Our corporate partners are organizations that provide direct vision care benefits for their employees. For many companies that have extended medical, we offer direct billing to insurance providers.
Benefits for employees include:
- 30% off the price of frames with purchase of eyewear for staff & their families
- Special pricing on second pairs of glasses and sunglasses for staff & their families
To enroll as a corporate partner, contact us to request an appointment. We can come out to your place of work and enroll the company in less than 15 minutes.
Visit Our Location
Find us on the corner of Douglas and Alpha, just north of the Mayfair Shopping Centre.
Our Address
- 3196 Douglas Street
- Victoria, BC V8Z 3K6
Contact Information
- Phone: 250-361-4444
- Fax: 250-361-4424
- Email: [email protected]
Our Hours
Hours
- Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Sunday: Closed
Our Brands
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Ask The Doctor – Do all optometrists have the same qualifications?
UncategorizedI was wondering: if all optometrists in town have the same qualifications, does it really matter which doctor I see for my regular eye check-ups? Answer: Optometry has been a regulated profession in BC since 1921, and while it’s true that to practice here all optometrists in the province have to meet rigorous standards and […]
Ask the Doctor – I am going overseas for my summer holiday. What are some tips for taking care of my eyes while I travel?
Ask the DoctorAnswer: Good for you for thinking ahead! There are many strategies you can use tominimize the chances of having an eye-related medical mishap while on vacation. Atleast a month before you leave make sure that you obtain copies of any prescriptionsfor eyewear and medications that you use, and have on hand all the contact lenses,prescription […]
Ask the Doctor – What is the difference between prescription reading glasses and over-the-counter reading glasses?
Ask the DoctorI have never worn glasses before, but since I have had a few anniversaries ofturning 39, my eye doctor has now written me a prescription for glasses,including an “addition” for seeing up close. My friend insists that the magnifiersfrom the drugstore work just fine for her and I would be wasting my money. Whatis the […]
Ask The Doctor – Do all optometrists have the same qualifications?
I was wondering: if all optometrists in town have the same qualifications, does it really matter which doctor I see for my regular eye check-ups? Answer: Optometry has been a regulated profession in BC since 1921, and while it’s true that to practice here all optometrists in the province have to meet rigorous standards and […]
Ask the Doctor – I am going overseas for my summer holiday. What are some tips for taking care of my eyes while I travel?
Answer: Good for you for thinking ahead! There are many strategies you can use tominimize the chances of having an eye-related medical mishap while on vacation. Atleast a month before you leave make sure that you obtain copies of any prescriptionsfor eyewear and medications that you use, and have on hand all the contact lenses,prescription […]
Ask the Doctor – What is the difference between prescription reading glasses and over-the-counter reading glasses?
I have never worn glasses before, but since I have had a few anniversaries ofturning 39, my eye doctor has now written me a prescription for glasses,including an “addition” for seeing up close. My friend insists that the magnifiersfrom the drugstore work just fine for her and I would be wasting my money. Whatis the […]
Land Acknowledgement
We respect and acknowledge the lək̓ʷəŋən People, a subset of the Coast Salish, also known today as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations, on whose territory we do our work. Our clinic recognizes the colonization, attitudes, and systems that have been put in place that have drastically altered Indigenous Peoples relationship with the land.
We as a team recognize the importance of educating ourselves on the systemic oppression of settler generations that has greatly changed the lives of Indigenous Peoples. We place the utmost importance on reconciliation and will continue to aid in this effort however we can.