Adult Eye Care

Clear vision for
a full life

Modern adult eyes work harder than any generation before them. Our examinations look beyond the prescription to comfort, longevity and the quiet early signs of disease.

Adult patient trying on eyewear in a boutique optometry practice

7 hrs

average daily screen exposure for working adults

2 yrs

recommended interval between examinations

40 min

typical length of a comprehensive appointment

90%

of vision loss is preventable or treatable when found early

What we care for

Everyday eyes, examined properly

Each appointment is built around how you actually use your eyes — at a desk, on the road, on a screen, in the evening.

Digital eye strain

Screen fatigue, headaches and fluctuating focus — addressed with lens design, workstation advice and tear film care.

Routine eye examinations

A full assessment of vision, focusing, eye pressure and retinal health, with imaging kept for year-on-year comparison.

Glasses & lens design

Single vision, occupational and progressive lenses matched to your work, driving and hobbies — with frames chosen calmly.

Contact lenses

Daily, monthly, toric and multifocal fittings, including options for astigmatism and presbyopia.

Dry eye treatment

Diagnostic tear film assessment and staged treatment, from lid therapy to prescription intervention.

Eye disease prevention

Early detection of glaucoma, macular change and diabetic retinopathy, long before symptoms appear.

Screen life

Relief for digital eye strain

The 20-20-20 rhythm

Every twenty minutes, look twenty feet away for twenty seconds. Simple, and genuinely effective.

Blink deliberately

Blink rate halves at a screen. Conscious full blinks restore the tear film that keeps vision crisp.

Correct the small errors

Prescriptions too low to notice at distance can cause real fatigue at 50 centimetres.

Light and contrast

Reducing glare and matching screen brightness to the room removes a surprising amount of strain.

FAQs

Questions parents ask us

Time for a proper eye examination.

Forty unhurried minutes, retinal imaging included.