Established in 2015, iLife Opticians is a local family run opticians offering eyecare and eyewear to our local community. Our aim is to help our community see better and provide a personalised service to all of our clients with the top standard of eye care and eyewear. We have always aimed to provide the highest level of eye care at our practice to the community.
We provide affordable quality frames free for NHS customers and reasonable prices for top designer brand frames. Reading usually gets weakerafter age 40, so reaching that age is a good time to make eye health a priority by having regular eye examinations. Most adults should. An Eye Examination is a series of tests done to check your vision and the health of your eyes.
First, you will be asked if you are having any eye or vision problems. Spectacle prescriptions can be broken down into three main types: Single vision lenses, Bifocal lenses & Progressive lenses. During a comprehensive eye exam, your optometrist will also check your eyes for common eye diseases and evaluate your eyes as an indicator of your overall health.
We provide affordable quality frames free for NHS customers and reasonable prices for top designer brand frames. Reading usually gets weakerafter age 40, so reaching that age is a good time to make eye health a priority by having regular eye examinations. Most adults should. An Eye Examination is a series of tests done to check your vision and the health of your eyes.
First, you will be asked if you are having any eye or vision problems. Spectacle prescriptions can be broken down into three main types: Single vision lenses, Bifocal lenses & Progressive lenses. During a comprehensive eye exam, your optometrist will also check your eyes for common eye diseases and evaluate your eyes as an indicator of your overall health.
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Single vision lenses Most common in use with clients below 40-45 years of age, these tend to be the standard type of lens fitted.
Bifocal lenses tend to be supplied to older clients who require a single solution for both close work and distance.
Progressive lenses are a very sophisticated lens type which combines near and distance vision requirements into a single lens (with no visible line).
All lens types can benefit from a range of surface treatments which are applied before the lens is fitted into the chosen frame.
Bifocal lenses tend to be supplied to older clients who require a single solution for both close work and distance.
Progressive lenses are a very sophisticated lens type which combines near and distance vision requirements into a single lens (with no visible line).
All lens types can benefit from a range of surface treatments which are applied before the lens is fitted into the chosen frame.
As a parent, you may wonder if your child has a vision problem or whether your child is old enough to have their eyes examined.
Experts say 5 percent-10 percent of pre-schoolers and 25 percent of school-aged children have vision problems.
Early identification of a child's vision problem is crucial because, if left untreated, some childhood vision problems can cause permanent vision loss.
Eye examination for children are extremely important.
It's recommended that you have your child's eyes checked at around three years old.
Experts say 5 percent-10 percent of pre-schoolers and 25 percent of school-aged children have vision problems.
Early identification of a child's vision problem is crucial because, if left untreated, some childhood vision problems can cause permanent vision loss.
Eye examination for children are extremely important.
It's recommended that you have your child's eyes checked at around three years old.
Many eye problems develop or worsen with age, so reaching the 40 is a good time to make eye health a priority by having regular eye examinations.
Most adults should have an eye examination every two years but the Optometrist may advise testing more often depending on individual circumstances.
Age-related macular degeneration - or AMD - damages then destroys central vision.
Central vision is your "straight-ahead", finely detailed vision.
This eye disease takes two forms, "dry" and "wet".
Most AMD cases are dry.
Most adults should have an eye examination every two years but the Optometrist may advise testing more often depending on individual circumstances.
Age-related macular degeneration - or AMD - damages then destroys central vision.
Central vision is your "straight-ahead", finely detailed vision.
This eye disease takes two forms, "dry" and "wet".
Most AMD cases are dry.
An Eye Examination is a series of tests done to check your vision and the health of your eyes.
First, you will be asked if you are having any eye or vision problems.
You will be asked to describe these problems, how long you have had them, and any factors that have made them better or worse.
Your history of glasses or contact lenses will also be reviewed.
The Optometrist will then ask about your overall health, including any medications you take and your family's medical history.
You will be asked to read random letters that become smaller line by line as your eyes move down the chart.
First, you will be asked if you are having any eye or vision problems.
You will be asked to describe these problems, how long you have had them, and any factors that have made them better or worse.
Your history of glasses or contact lenses will also be reviewed.
The Optometrist will then ask about your overall health, including any medications you take and your family's medical history.
You will be asked to read random letters that become smaller line by line as your eyes move down the chart.
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