Own an eye care & eyewear franchise in Edmonton.
Bring Eyeology — a full-scope eye care & eyewear brand — to Edmonton. We provide the brand, the products, and the systems; you bring local ownership and market knowledge.
Why open an Eyeology in Edmonton?
Edmonton families need full-scope eye care and eyewear that supports patients over time, from routine exams to prescription changes, contact lens care, and eyewear updates. Eyeology gives you an established brand, curated products, and turnkey systems to open and scale in Edmonton.
Eye care in Edmonton
Optometrists are independently licensed by a provincial regulator and practise full scope, including eye examinations, refraction and prescribing.
In Alberta, the profession is regulated by the Alberta College of Optometrists. Every Eyeology location operates within the scope and standards that apply where it is licensed.
Provincial coverage includes one routine oculo-visual assessment per benefit year for Albertans 18 and under and 65 and older. Understanding local coverage is part of planning a viable patient mix in Edmonton.
The format for Edmonton
Edmonton supports our full clinic format: optometrist-led eye care alongside a curated eyewear and contact lens offering, in one location.
- Comprehensive eye examinations
- Myopia management for children
- Dry eye assessment and therapy
- Diagnostic imaging and retinal screening
- Contact lens fitting, including specialty lenses
- Designer frames and lens dispensing
- Sports and performance eyewear
- Sunglasses and non-prescription eyewear
- Occupational and safety eyewear
- Online store with virtual try-on
How franchising works in Alberta
Franchise disclosure legislation applies in this province, including a statutory waiting period before any agreement is signed or consideration paid.
Nothing on this page is an offer to sell a franchise. Any offer is made only through the disclosure documents required where you are located, and only where we are registered or exempt.
Why Eyeology works in Edmonton
Coverage runs to 18 and under and 65 and over on an annual benefit year, so the pattern is a steady covered base at both ends of life with a private-pay middle. Progressive lenses, contact lenses and dry eye therapy are where the adult relationship is built.
What every Eyeology location includes
- Built on our own platform — Eyeology franchises run on proprietary practice software — records, dispensing, the online store and virtual try-on in one connected system, without third-party platform licensing.
- A storefront that feeds your clinic — Every location includes a branded online store and virtual try-on.
- Sports and performance eyewear — Protective, sport-specific and prescription sports eyewear is a distinct category we build into every location — a service line that works in every market we operate in.
- Occupational and safety eyewear — Workplace and safety eyewear programs give locations a business-to-business revenue line alongside retail, built around the relevant national standards.
Bring Eyeology to Edmonton.
Tell us about yourself and your market. Our franchise team will follow up with the information kit and next steps. No obligation.
Opening an Eyeology in Edmonton
Who can own an Eyeology franchise in Edmonton?
Opticians, optometrists and business operators all own Eyeology locations. Where local rules require a licensed professional to deliver clinical care, the operator partners with one.
Who regulates the profession in Alberta?
The Alberta College of Optometrists. Every Eyeology location operates within the scope and standards that apply where it is licensed, and licensing is confirmed before opening.
How does the franchise process work in Alberta?
Franchise disclosure legislation applies in this province, including a statutory waiting period before any agreement is signed or consideration paid. We follow the process that applies where you are located, and we do not accept any payment before the required steps are complete.
What will my Edmonton location offer?
Full clinic scope — eye care alongside a curated eyewear, contact lens and sports eyewear offering, supported by the online store and virtual try-on.
Is eye care publicly funded in Alberta?
Provincial coverage includes one routine oculo-visual assessment per benefit year for Albertans 18 and under and 65 and older. Understanding that mix is part of planning the patient base for a new location.