How to be safe when driving in twilight
Driving in twilight can be much more difficult than in daylight. Here are some top tips to help you stay safe on the road.
Your life and eyes
Here you can find your guide to vision solutions to suit your lifestyle. This collection of articles has been written to support you when looking for more information about choosing the right lenses for your lifestyle whether that be sporting pursuits through to driving.
Top 3 ways to prevent future eye health problems
Looking after your vision can be crucial in preventing future eye health problems. Check out our top 3 ways to prevent future eye conditions.
National eye health week
From 23rd to 29th September this year, National Eye Health Week will be taking place across the UK. The week-long initiative has been created to remind everyone just how important it is to look after your eyes, no matter what age you are.
How to reduce or prevent eye fatigue
Eye fatigue occurs when our eyes are tired after intense use such as looking at a fixed object for a long time without taking regular breaks, but what can you do to prevent the uncomfortable symptoms that come with eye strain?
Can wearing glasses improve children's performance at school?
If your child has begun to develop a vision problem, it can cause a number of problems at school. Find out how glasses could make a huge difference.
What role do sunglasses play in protecting your vision?
You have no doubt spent the last few weeks reaching for your sunglasses every time the sun comes out, but do you know why wearing sunglasses is so important?
Are lens coatings for your glasses really worth it?
If you wear your glasses frequently, you’ll have no doubt experienced smudges, scratches and bothersome reflections at some point. Lens coatings can be an effective solution to help you get more out of your lenses, but what difference can they really make to your glasses?
Driving over 60: Do I need an eye test?
The ageing eye brings with it a unique set of challenges. As you inch closer to 60, the eye undergoes a series of anatomical and physiological changes that may affect vision and your ability to perform simple, everyday tasks like reading and driving.