Every two years you should have a check up on your contact lenses to make sure that your vision is perfect and that your eyes are healthy. Here are some of things that are looked at on a Contact Lens Aftercare at your Optometrists.
28 Feb 2025
How do you get soft contact lenses out of your eyes?
Our optometrist explains all the tips and tricks you need to know about removing contacts in this handy guide. Learning the proper techniques will mean you will be removing your contact lenses like a pro in no time.
28 Feb 2025
Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis, commonly referred to as hay fever, is caused by air-born pollen particles released by plants during specific times of the year.
Hay fever generally peaks in the spring months and again in the late summer months if induced by ragweed pollen.
Discover which pollens to avoid and when, plus find out how you can help relieve symptoms.
28 Feb 2025
Due to the increasing number of dry eye syndrome patients, there are now numerous eye drop options to chose from. The best ones for you may depend on what's causing your dry eyes.
28 Feb 2025
It can be difficult to know when to see your optometrist or Doctor. In this article our optician points out the signs and symptoms to look out for before deciding.
28 Feb 2025
A corneal ulcer is an inflammation or infection of the cornea. They are quite common, especially in people who work outdoors, live in humid climates, or wear contact lenses. They can be rather painful, and cause severe redness, discharge, and reduced vision. Check out our guide on the causes and treatments of this nasty eye infection.
28 Feb 2025
What are corneal abrasions and how are they treated? Learn to spot the Signs and Symptoms and find out more about its causes and Treatment.
28 Feb 2025
The eyes are extremely susceptible to infections. Here our optometrist explains common eye infections, how to prevent them, and how to treat them.
28 Feb 2025
Acanthamoeba keratitis, often referred to as AK, is a rare but serious infection of the eye, it can cause various amounts of vision loss and even blindness. If you are a contact lens wearer you need to know more about this rare but serious eye infection. Here our optometrist explains how this can be prevented, diagnosed, and treated.