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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?
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.
This Wednesday, 6th November 2019, is National Stress Awareness Day, creating a great reminder to take a moment to think about your wellbeing and finding ways to manage stress.
Varifocal lenses are a popular solution for correcting presbyopia so you can see clearly at different distances; near, far and everything in between. We offer some key considerations to think about when it comes to buying your first pair of 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.
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.
We live in a world where technology dominates; it has had a profound impact on our day-to-day lives as we use computers, smartphones and tablets for work, to communicate and to find out information. This has resulted in physiological changes; our behaviour and even posture is impacted.
If you hurt your arm, you will likely see a bruise or feel pain; this often isn’t the case with your eyes. You may not notice any symptoms at first if or when something is wrong with your eyes or vision, so it’s important to follow the right advice to prolong healthy vision.