Nikon prescription lenses are manufactured one at a time for a truly custom-made experience. They’re calculated using the measurements and results from your consultation with us to fit your visual needs. But the customisation doesn’t end there - did you know that lenses can be tailored to fit your favourite frames, and even to match your lifestyle?

Ortho-K contact lenses are worn at night when sleeping and have the ability to provide clear vision during the day without glasses or contact lenses. Ortho-K lenses are suited to people who are short-sighted (-4.50D or less).

Our Enhanced Eye Exam is recommended for all ages and includes extra health checks which are not covered under a standard NHS test. The benefit? A more detailed and comprehensive examination of your eye health providing the optometrist with more in-depth information about your eyes than is available with a standard test.

Myopia, or short sightedness, affects about 30% of the population. Due to genetics and lifestyle changes, more children are developing myopia. High levels of myopia can affect quality of life and ocular health. Changes to lifestyle including spending more time outdoors and limiting screen time can reduce the risk of myopia worsening. Specialist contact lenses and spectacles have been designed to slow the progression of the condition.

Overlay assessment and colorimetry clinics can provide solutions to aid in the management of visual stress. By using transparent coloured sheets or customised coloured lenses, symptoms of visual stress can be reduced to improve reading fluency.

This is a test that can deal with one of the symptoms of Dyslexia, but Dyslexia itself cannot be diagnosed from visual stress testing.

An Optomap scan is a comprehensive image which shows 5x more than a regular NHS digital image.  This machine produces a high-resolution image of the back of your eye in one single capture.  This aids in the detection of conditions such as retinal detachments, diabetes and floaters.  The Optomap technology was founded and developed in Scotland.

An OCT scan is an extremely detailed scan of the front or back surface of the eye and available for all ages, including children.  It produces a 2D or 3D image of various structures such as the macula, optic nerve and anterior chamber.  It can be used to detect conditions such as macular degeneration and nerve changes.