As part of our on ongoing commitment to provide the best eye care to the local people of Sileby, we are closing our local practice for refurbishment and upgrading. Patients are welcome at any of our other branches, with Birstall being the closest. Over the next 4 weeks, we will be modernising the reception and […]
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Jun
Jun
There’s never been a better time to update your spectacle wardrobe! Do you find that one pair of glasses isn’t enough for your lifestyle? Perhaps your eyes get tired after using a computer or tablet for too long? Maybe that all important spare pair has seen better days? Here at Opticare Opticians, we are offering […]
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Mar
Mar
Every eye is different, such as its shape, the way it moves, and it can differ from others by anything up to 30%. Your eyes deserve to be treated uniquely, like you! Personalised lenses are lenses that have been made specifically to your unique eye exam. These lenses care up to 5 times more precise […]
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Feb
Feb
Why do I need bifocals or varifocals? As we grow older it becomes more difficult to focus on objects close by. This is a perfectly normal process called presbyopia. The purpose of the lens in our eyes is to change shape as we focus on objects at different distances, with age the lens becomes less […]
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Nov
Nov
Whilst you can carry on using eye makeup when wearing contact lenses, you may wish to be aware of the following guidelines. First, insert your contact lenses and then apply makeup. Lenses should be removed before removing makeup. Fast-drying fibre free mascara is advisable. Eye-colour pencil should not be applied directly on the edge of […]
Contact Lens Wear can be confusing, we’re here to help. Here are a few “words of wisdom” to ensure so that you get the best out of your contact lens wear. Do’s for Contact Lens Wear Attend regular check-ups. Wash (anti-bacterial soap in a pump dispenser) and dry your hands (lint free tissues) prior to handling […]
How to insert & your contact lenses When wearing contact lenses here are some basic techniques and tips: Place the wet, clean “right” lens on the tip of the index or middle finger of your dominant hand (if you’re right-handed this would be your right hand) and pull down the lower lid with the middle […]
