The ultimate buying guide for your new lenses
There are different types of lenses to suit different prescriptions, your lenses can also be created to suit your lifestyle, physiological needs, visual behaviours and the frame you want to wear.
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.
Does using a digital device cause eye strain?
We live in a world where technology dominates; it has had a profound impact on our day-to-day lives.
How to reduce swim sensation when wearing varifocal lenses
Swim sensation happens when an image appears distorted through the lens and some wearers may experience a sensation of balance loss. It has been known to occur in older models of varifocal lenses and it can be quite disorientating.
How alcohol can affect your eyes and vision
Alcohol consumption is often indicative of people having a good time and enjoying themselves, but taking it too far can have serious consequences on your health.
The myths and the truth behind blue light
There have been many stories in the media over recent years surrounding blue light, and the impact it can have on your health. In this article, we take a look at what blue light is, the impact it can have and how to protect yourself.
Understanding your spectacle lens prescription
Understanding your prescription can be a little confusing, with so many abbreviations and numbers, it’s easy to forget what it all means.
How to choose the best single vision lenses
When choosing the best single vision lenses for you, there are many different things to consider. Possibly the most important is your lifestyle and what you use your lenses for.
Top signs that you need new lenses
If you’ve had your current lenses for some time and you’re due an eye examination, there’s a chance you may need new lenses. There are some signs that you can look out for yourself, which can be very helpful in recognising whether your lenses are no longer working correctly for your needs.