Winyates Opticians in Redditch is dedicated to providing the best service and prices in the West Midlands and Worcestershire region. We are the go to choice of opticians near Stratford Upon Avon in the eyes of our patients that we serve. We provide eyecare, eye tests, supply glasses, frames and lenses as well as contact lenses. We give a great deal of help and advice, both when choosing frames and lenses, and caring for your eyes.
We want to make sure you look as good as possible but also that your eyes are as well cared for as possible. We place a great deal of importance on the level of care we give with eye tests and selecting the right lenses and advice on eyecare. As a smaller company it is easier to give you a wider choice of lenses as we are not restricted by a buying policy dictated by a head office, so we always offer the best solutions and explain fully, regardless of cost.
We always go a step further than other high street opticians to give you the best professional support and care.
We want to make sure you look as good as possible but also that your eyes are as well cared for as possible. We place a great deal of importance on the level of care we give with eye tests and selecting the right lenses and advice on eyecare. As a smaller company it is easier to give you a wider choice of lenses as we are not restricted by a buying policy dictated by a head office, so we always offer the best solutions and explain fully, regardless of cost.
We always go a step further than other high street opticians to give you the best professional support and care.
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We at Winyates Opticians pride ourselves in providing the best quality eye test and eyecare for the residents of Redditch and Stratford Upon Avon.
Your eye sight is our highest priority; irrevocable damage can occur before you even know you have a problem.
In taking care of your eyes now you can prevent possible complications later in life.
By visiting your optometrist you have made a decision to look after your vision, as such we will do our level best to reciprocate your concern by providing the best eye health care we can offer.
Your eye sight is our highest priority; irrevocable damage can occur before you even know you have a problem.
In taking care of your eyes now you can prevent possible complications later in life.
By visiting your optometrist you have made a decision to look after your vision, as such we will do our level best to reciprocate your concern by providing the best eye health care we can offer.
Numerous eye disorders can be possible indicators for other underlying health conditions such as blood pressure and diabetes.
You should aim to always have your eyes tested once a year to ensure and maintain healthy eyes and a healthy lifestyle.
Eye Twitching (or Blepharospasm) - Despite being painless, eye twitching, a blinking disorder, can be very irritating and is a very common eye problem.
Eye twitching is more often than not caused by stress, high caffeine levels, pink eye, fatigue, nervous system disorders, panic disorder, and/or staring at the television or computer for an extended period of time.
You should aim to always have your eyes tested once a year to ensure and maintain healthy eyes and a healthy lifestyle.
Eye Twitching (or Blepharospasm) - Despite being painless, eye twitching, a blinking disorder, can be very irritating and is a very common eye problem.
Eye twitching is more often than not caused by stress, high caffeine levels, pink eye, fatigue, nervous system disorders, panic disorder, and/or staring at the television or computer for an extended period of time.
The inflammation of the eyelids is called blepharitis.
It can make eyelashes and eyelids red, crusty, irritated or itchy.
It can also cause stinging in your eyes or burning soreness, and in some cases your lashes may fall out.
You may develop ulcers or styes.
The symptoms are usually worse in the morning when your lids may also stick together.
Blepharitis is an uncomfortable long-term condition, but it rarely causes serious damage to your eyes.
It normally affects both eyes, and it can come back even after treatment.
It can make eyelashes and eyelids red, crusty, irritated or itchy.
It can also cause stinging in your eyes or burning soreness, and in some cases your lashes may fall out.
You may develop ulcers or styes.
The symptoms are usually worse in the morning when your lids may also stick together.
Blepharitis is an uncomfortable long-term condition, but it rarely causes serious damage to your eyes.
It normally affects both eyes, and it can come back even after treatment.
The eye is just like a camera, inside the eye is a lens that helps focus the light onto the retina.
The lens can suffer from clouding which is a condition known as cataracts.
When the lens suffers from clouding the result is a haziness and reduces the quality of vision.
The most common reason for this clouding of vision is age related, as such as you age it's very important to have regular eye sight examinations.
If you feel you are suffering from blurred vision then it's vital you mention this symptom to the optician during the sight test.
The lens can suffer from clouding which is a condition known as cataracts.
When the lens suffers from clouding the result is a haziness and reduces the quality of vision.
The most common reason for this clouding of vision is age related, as such as you age it's very important to have regular eye sight examinations.
If you feel you are suffering from blurred vision then it's vital you mention this symptom to the optician during the sight test.
Floaters are inside your eyes and they might look like small black spots, strands of cobweb or pieces of hair and they can appear as semi-transparent or dark.
Many people have floaters and they are normally harmless.
They are commonly associated with short sightedness or advanced aging.
They appear when the jelly within your eye (vitreous gel) becomes more liquid in places and strands/aggregates of collagen/cells begin floating within it.
If somebody has had these for years, the eyes and the brain learn to ignore them, but a sudden increase in the amount of floaters can be a sign of problems inside the eye.
Many people have floaters and they are normally harmless.
They are commonly associated with short sightedness or advanced aging.
They appear when the jelly within your eye (vitreous gel) becomes more liquid in places and strands/aggregates of collagen/cells begin floating within it.
If somebody has had these for years, the eyes and the brain learn to ignore them, but a sudden increase in the amount of floaters can be a sign of problems inside the eye.
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