Eye health

You depend on your sight perhaps more than any other sense, and use your eyes in virtually everything you do. But how well do you look after them? To ensure your eyes stay in peak condition, read our guides for advice on keeping them healthy.

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Test your eyes at home

Test your eyes at home

It’s important to have your eyes tested regularly by an optician. In the meantime, you can test your vision at home using one of our quick tests. Check yours now.

Book an eye exam

Book an eye exam

An eye exam can do more than help correct your vision. It could also help preserve your vision or extend your life! Learn more about eye exams, how often you need one and the diseases they can help diagnose.

UV and its effect on your eyes

UV and its effect on your eyes

We’ve all heard about the damage sun can do to our skin. But what about our vision? It’s just as vital that we protect our eyes from the dangers of too much ultraviolet (UV) exposure.

Prescription lenses

Prescription lenses

You will need a contact lens prescription from your optician before you start wearing contact lenses. They will ensure that you have the correct type of contact lens, that the fitting and the prescription is optimal for your eyes.

Watery eyes

Watery eyes

What causes watery eyes? Watery eyes are caused when your tear glands produce excessive amounts of liquid. Sometimes this is due to an infection on the front surface of the eye, or it could be due to a blockage in the eye’s drainage system.

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