Peter Smith Opticians est. 1975 is a family run independent practice in the heart of Pershore. We strive to provide the best in professional eye care for you and your family, offering eye examinations, spectacles, contact lenses and sunglasses. Using the latest technology, our tests can include 3D retinal scanning as well as assessments in dry eye, macular degeneration, glaucoma and visual stress.
Our dedicated optometrists take you through your examination with care and precision, answering any concerns every step of the way. Please pop in or call 01386 553 922 to make an appointment. Peter Smith Opticians has been offering first class eye care service since 1975 when Peter Smith ran the practice under the name of Peter J Smith Optometrist.
In 2013, he sold the practice to husband and wife team, Pritpal and Teena Sandhu. Pritpal joined the practice in 2003 as a pre-registration Optometrist having qualified from Aston University. Teena joined the practice in 2013 after qualifying from Aston University in 2003 and working elsewhere for a number of years.
Our dedicated optometrists take you through your examination with care and precision, answering any concerns every step of the way. Please pop in or call 01386 553 922 to make an appointment. Peter Smith Opticians has been offering first class eye care service since 1975 when Peter Smith ran the practice under the name of Peter J Smith Optometrist.
In 2013, he sold the practice to husband and wife team, Pritpal and Teena Sandhu. Pritpal joined the practice in 2003 as a pre-registration Optometrist having qualified from Aston University. Teena joined the practice in 2013 after qualifying from Aston University in 2003 and working elsewhere for a number of years.
Services
At Peter Smith Opticians, we strive to provide the most comprehensive eye examinations using the latest technology.
Our comprehensive eye examinations last 45 minutes and includes tests to check for any potential eye disease like Glaucoma, Cataract, Macular Degeneration to name a few.
Our Optometrists will always explain the results of the various assessments and give you opportunity to ask any questions along the way.
The recommendations given at the end of the eye examination by the Optometrist will take into account factors such as your working environment, lifestyle and any leisure pursuits you have.
Our comprehensive eye examinations last 45 minutes and includes tests to check for any potential eye disease like Glaucoma, Cataract, Macular Degeneration to name a few.
Our Optometrists will always explain the results of the various assessments and give you opportunity to ask any questions along the way.
The recommendations given at the end of the eye examination by the Optometrist will take into account factors such as your working environment, lifestyle and any leisure pursuits you have.
Some groups of patients are entitled to a free NHS sight test and an optical voucher to help with the cost of glasses or contact lenses.
The section below will explain if you are entitled to a free NHS sight test or NHS optical voucher and how to claim them.
Aged 40 or over and you are the parent, brother, sister, son or daughter of a person diagnosed with glaucoma, or you have been advised by an ophthalmologist that you are at risk of glaucoma.
You receive Income Support or Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance (not contribution based).
The section below will explain if you are entitled to a free NHS sight test or NHS optical voucher and how to claim them.
Aged 40 or over and you are the parent, brother, sister, son or daughter of a person diagnosed with glaucoma, or you have been advised by an ophthalmologist that you are at risk of glaucoma.
You receive Income Support or Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance (not contribution based).
Good eyesight is essential in making sure your child develops to their full potential both at school and socially.
Most children have excellent sight and do not need to wear glasses.
However, some eye conditions do not display any signs or symptoms, so the only way to know for sure is to take your child for a sight test.
Eye tests for children under 16 (or under 19 and in full time education) are free on the NHS.
Our aim is to ensure your child can see to the best of their ability.
Your child does not have to be able to read or talk to have a sight test as we use a range of techniques and modern equipment to detect visual problems at any age.
Most children have excellent sight and do not need to wear glasses.
However, some eye conditions do not display any signs or symptoms, so the only way to know for sure is to take your child for a sight test.
Eye tests for children under 16 (or under 19 and in full time education) are free on the NHS.
Our aim is to ensure your child can see to the best of their ability.
Your child does not have to be able to read or talk to have a sight test as we use a range of techniques and modern equipment to detect visual problems at any age.
Dry eye disease is a very common condition that occurs when the eyes do not make enough tears or when the tears evaporate too quickly.
Dry Eye sufferers can benefit from careful management.
Our Dry Eye Clinic offers a bespoke treatment and management plan to control your symptoms.
Using special diagnostic techniques and some of the very latest technology, our Dry Eye Clinic is able to provide a much more detailed assessment of the tear with regards to their quality, and quantity and eyelid margin health.
Dry Eye sufferers can benefit from careful management.
Our Dry Eye Clinic offers a bespoke treatment and management plan to control your symptoms.
Using special diagnostic techniques and some of the very latest technology, our Dry Eye Clinic is able to provide a much more detailed assessment of the tear with regards to their quality, and quantity and eyelid margin health.
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is one of the most up-to-date eye scan technologies for people of all ages.
The OCT machine captures images in cross sectional scans and in 3D enabling us to see the different layers of the retina.
Using the OCT, it allows us to see problems within the eye that could not easily be seen before and at a much earlier stage.
This usually allows you better treatment options and a better visual outcome.
The scans only take a short appointment to carry out and often do not require the use of eye drops, so it is safe to drive afterwards.
The OCT machine captures images in cross sectional scans and in 3D enabling us to see the different layers of the retina.
Using the OCT, it allows us to see problems within the eye that could not easily be seen before and at a much earlier stage.
This usually allows you better treatment options and a better visual outcome.
The scans only take a short appointment to carry out and often do not require the use of eye drops, so it is safe to drive afterwards.
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