People choose contact lenses for many reason, including visual conditions such as high short-sightedness, long-sightedness or certain corneal irregularities.
View moreContact lenses are a convenient and effective way to correct vision, but they must be used and cared for properly to keep your eyes healthy.
View moreColour‑vision deficiency affects how someone sees and distinguishes colours.
View moreSome vision problems in children are easy to detect, while others relate to how well the eyes work together and may be harder to spot without a full eye examination.
View moreMany people associate reading glasses and bifocals with older adults, but children and young adults may also benefit from lenses designed specifically for close work.
View moreLooking after your glasses helps keep your vision clear and your frames in good condition for years.
View moreSunglasses protect your eyes from bright light and help shield them from harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared radiation.
View moreA visual field examination measures how well you can see in all directions—both centrally and to the sides (peripheral vision).
View moreIt’s very common to experience some visual changes when adjusting to new glasses. Whether it’s your first pair or simply a change in prescription, your eyes and brain often need a little time to adapt.
View moreThe pupil is the opening in the centre of the iris and its job is to control how much light enters the eye.
View moreIntense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatment for chronic blepharitis is a non-invasive, in-office procedure performed by an optometrist to treat the root causes of eyelid inflammation and dry eye.
View moreRegular eye examinations help ensure you meet the visual demands of driving and detect any issues early.
View moreDuring a comprehensive eye examination, your optometrist checks both how well you see and the overall health of your eyes.
View moreWe’re committed to providing the highest standard of service, ensuring personal attention is given to you for all your eyewear and eye care needs.
