About Eyepower
Optometrists in Tahmoor, NSW. Glasses. Prescription sunglasses. Eye tests. Frames and lenses. In-house dispensing. At Eyepower, we provide personalised eye care and quality eyewear. Our services include comprehensive eye exams, prescription glasses, and stylish sunglasses designed to meet both your vision needs and personal style. With our own in-house dispensing workshop, we ensure faster turnaround times and precision when it comes to fitting and adjustments. Whether you're updating your prescription or selecting new frames, we’re committed to helping you see clearly and comfortably. With almost 40 years of experience and over 20 years in business, we proudly serve Tahmoor and surrounding areas. Book your eye test or visit us today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should I have my eyes examined?
The appropriate amount of time between eye examinations will differ from person to person, and your optometrist will advise you on how often you will need to return for check ups. However, regular check ups are important, as eye-conditions often develop in a slow and subtle way, making early detection important.
How does age affect 'normal' vision?
Different vision conditions commonly effect people at different ages. For example, short-sightedness often develops in teenagers. People in their 40s will gradually loose the ability to focus the lens within the eye. This natural condition is called presbyopia, and it effects people from their 40s to their 60s.
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