NHS and Private patients welcome
It is important that you get your eyes checked regularly. It is recommended that you have a sight test every two years (or more frequently if recommended by your optician). The examination not only determines your ability to see, but also checks the general health of your eyes.
Optical Coherence Tomography scan
An OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) scan allows us to see what is happening beneath the surface of your eye. The scan produces a 3D image showing the different layers within your eye. This is separate to an eye examination and helps us to determine the health of your eyes in greater detail.
Finding your perfect frame
We understand that everyone wants to look good and feel comfortable in their glasses. This is why we offer a wide range of frames to suit every individual. We always have a qualified dispensing optician on site to help advise you and your chosen frames will be adjusted to fit you perfectly.
Get your glasses instantly
We have our own glazing laboratory on-site which allows us to provide you with a more efficient and professional service. This helps us to minimise waiting times for our patients who need their glasses quickly. We can sometimes make your glasses while you wait.
Single vision, Bi-focal and Varifocal lenses
With so many different types of lenses available it can be difficult to understand what you really need. Our dispensing optician will always be on site and happy to advise you. We sell single vision, bi-focal and varifocal lenses. These are also available in sunglasses.
Keeping your eyes healthy
We have been dealing with contact lenses for many years and understand that there can be a great deal of apprehension surrounding your first pair. Our optician will tell you everything from general use to cleaning and damage prevention. In no time at all, using contact lenses will become second nature to you.
Visual Stress and Colorimetry
Visual Stress is a term used to describe visual discomfort and perceptual distortions in printed text, and is suffered by some people who struggle to read. Research has shown that in some cases, symptoms of visual stress can be reduced by the use of coloured filters.
