What should women be doing to protect their vision?
Here are 10 key points to remember!
Just like a tailored suit or a great pair of shoes, a pair of glasses should be correctly fitted to the wearer. A well fitted frame is not just more comfortable, it is more flattering and more effective at helping you see better. Here is a short introduction into our world of choosing the right frame.
Did you know that your everyday makeup and cosmetics routine can cause eye infections and chronic eyelid inflammation? Most issues can be prevented by following these 10 simple tips!
Eyetek Optometrists are an authorised MiYOSMART Practice, the new lens from HOYA that slows down progression of myopia up to 60% in studies spanning 2 years. Speak to your optometrists at Eyetek for more details.
More of the brain is dedicated to vision than any other sense yet vision is frequently overlooked when treating brain injury, concussion and stroke. Neuro-Optometry aims to bridge that divide and find treatments that improve patients’ quality of life.
Eyelash extensions have become hugely popular but they have their drawbacks. This is what your optometrist wants you to know…
You may have heard of the term “office lenses”, but what are they? Who needs them? And would they work for you?
It’s that time of the year! Spring has sprung and so have allergies. You may recognise symptoms such as sneezing, sniffling, and nasal congestion as the typical symptoms of allergies but allergies can affect eyes too.
Corneal Topography is a method of mapping the surface of the eye. Read more about how it is done and why.
What is a Cycloplegic Refraction and is it for everyone?
In addition to annual vision screenings and eye exams, it’s important for parents to keep an eye out for these 4 warning signs of vision problems that can develop.
If there is one question that Optometrists encounter on a regular basis, it is this one: “Will glasses make my eyes worse?” Many people believe that the longer you wear spectacles the worse your eyesight becomes. But are they right?