Services

Eye tests

Having healthy eyes and good vision is as important as it gets. We provide discreet, comprehensive eye exams to make sure nothing is wrong with your sight.

We begin by discussing any visual difficulties you may have, as well as your regular activities such computer use, reading, driving, and work chores.

Then we examine your eyes for clarity and overall performance at close range and at a distance, as well as establish your glasses prescription and assess your ocular health. Dry eye, cataracts, and macular degeneration are all prevalent eye problems that can be tested for. We’ll address your immediate difficulties while also looking for problems that could damage your eyesight in the future.

Frame supply

In order to find out which frame is best for you, we’ll discuss the various options available and construct a perfect frame for your needs:

Face shape
Colour preference
Personal style

But most importantly from our perspective:

Frame depth
Frame width
Bridge size
Shape and contours
Quality

These five features will often affect the design and cost of your glasses, as well as the material we’ll need to provide to match any frame selection. Most of it is even more scientific than just choosing the latest trendy style for your glasses.

Lens supply

Contact lenses

Contact lenses are a type of contact lens that is placed directly on the surface of your eye. They are often used to correct vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.

Contact lenses can be made from either hard or soft materials. Soft contact lenses are made from silicone and water and they conform to the shape of your eye. Hard contact lenses are made from plastic and they do not conform to the shape of your eye.

Single vision lenses

Single vision lenses have the same focal power throughout (from top to bottom) and can be used to treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. Single vision lenses are used by the majority of people under the age of 40 who wear spectacles.

Bifocal lenses

Bifocal lenses include two portions or focal points: the upper part is used for distance vision, while the lower part is utilized for close-vision tasks like reading. Thanks to bifocal lenses, you can see close up and far away without changing your specs.

Anti-glare lenses

Anti-glare coating improves vision, reduces eye pressure and makes your eyeglasses appearance more attractive. These advantages are because of the ability of AR coating to certainly get rid of reflections from the back and front surfaces of your eyeglass lenses.

Multifocal lenses

Multifocal Lenses are made with the most advanced digital surface technology and has several focusing zones that correct numerous focal distances. Unlike older styles, automatically adjust to varied distances without the use of lines on the lens’ surface.

It also features innovative optics that are personalized for each user’s prescription and frame preference, making adaption easier and making it the multifocal lens design of choice.

Blue block

These specially designed anti-reflective lenses further minimize glare for a more comfortable and relaxed vision as well as protect your eyes against blue light.

Over exposure to digital devices such as phones, computers, tablets is concerning as these devices emit blue light that can affect your eyes and can potentially give you headaches, cause eye strain and dry eyes.