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C & A Hurst Opticians
C & A Hurst Opticians of St Neots is an independent family run practice providing eye care for all ages. Established over 24 years, based in St Neots, C & A Hurst Opticians use the latest optometric equipment, training and examination techniques - so you can be assured of receiving the best advice for your eyes and vision together with personal, friendly attention in comfortable surroundings with outstanding aftercare.

C & A Hurst Opticians of St Neots believe our practice offers more for you and your family because:-. We take pride in being an independent practice, and offer our patients a caring professional service with quality products and services appropriate to their needs. We always aim to exceed your expectations. At C & A Hurst Opticians, here in Eaton Ford, St Neots, you will always find a comprehensive selection of frames and lenses, coupled with a value for money pricing policy.

Our satisfied patients return again and again and recommend us to their family and friends. A comprehensive eye examination by Caroline Hurst who is an experienced, qualified, independent behavioural optometrist using the latest examination equipment and techniques including, digital fundus camera.
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An eye examination is an opportunity to discuss any concerns that you may have with your eyes, vision and eye health, and for us to check that there aren't any hidden problems that you haven't noticed yet.
Caroline Hurst is an experienced, qualified, independent behavioural optometrist and she will listen and discuss your concerns, together with thoroughly examining your eyes and vision using a full range of examination equipment and techniques including digital fundus photography.
Eye examinations usually take between twenty minutes and half an hour, although extra techniques may take longer.
Do your eyes often feel dry or irritated?
Do certain activities, like reading or working on the computer, make your eyes feel scratchy?
Are you wearing your contact lenses less and less because they become uncomfortable?
The term "dry eye" is self-explanatory - eyes that aren't fresh, moist and comfortable.
The problem affects many people, but postmenopausal women and people who wear contact lenses are particularly susceptible.
The condition is related to the quantity of your tears, which can be affected by numerous factors.
Macula Degeneration (AMD) is the largest cause of visual impairment in the developed world.
It affects the central vision, generally both eyes, with one eye often more affected than the other.
Peripheral vision remains intact so the sufferer can see to move around, but the central clarity for reading, watching the TV and seeing people's faces is very often lost.
There are two forms of AMD, dry and wet.
Dry AMD has a slow onset and often causes distortions in central vision whereas wet AMD has a quick onset which affects central visual acuity.
At C & A Hurst Opticians we hold a comprehensive stock of frames to suit all ages.
We have designer frames from companies such as Orange, Mexx, Sophia Loren, Country Casuals, Stetson, Oliver Goldsmith and Elizabeth Arden to name just a few.
We also carry ranges of frames with prices to suit all pockets.
All of our frames on display are priced to include single vision lenses supplied with UV protection.
For children we stock a large range of frames Including Jump, WOW, Edge, Orange Kids, and College Collection.
Now is a great time to start wearing contact lenses.
As we are able to fit and advise on all available contact lens options, and are not tied to just one contact lens manufacturer, we can advise you of the best lenses suitable for you and your lifestyle.
Contact lenses give you the freedom to see all around, with a wider field of view than spectacles.
We encourage most patients to consider contact lenses, even for young children, because we believe that it can expand your visual world, increase self confidence, improve sports performance, and many people feel that they are more natural and comfortable wearing contact lenses.
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