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What is Glaucoma?

Glaucoma is a more common as people age and is a disease where the optic nerve slowly deteriorates. It’s recommended you visit your local optometrist.

What are some signs of impacted or poor vision?

You should be aware of: reduced concentration, skipping words or lines, eye strain, headaches, sensitivity to glare and read or sore eyes.

What are the benefits of wearing contact lenses?

Contact lenses make for an easier experience than spectacles when playing sport or participating in physical activity.