Paediatric eye health

Paediatric eye health Lots of things are developing during the first years of life, and vision is no different!  That’s why it’s so important to monitor your child’s vision, even if they don’t report any concerns.   Thanks to our head office team for putting together this blog post. It is …

Facts and myths about eyes

Facts and myths about eyes There are lots of facts and myths around eyesight (carrots anyone?).  The ones we’re always surprised about are the facts and statistics around people’s attitudes towards eye tests and eye health.  We think it makes for interesting reading, so if you do too, read on …

Are you at risk of Glaucoma?

Are you at risk of glaucoma? The first week of March is World Glaucoma Week so what better time to talk about the leading cause of irreversible blindness in the world.  Thanks to your head office team for putting together this post. The World Health Organization (WHO)’s World Report on Vision states …

Eye tests for men

Eye tests for men Men!  We know many of you like to take the “she’ll be right” approach to healthcare, and it seems that eye health is no exception!  We’re here to gently remind you that proactive care for your eyes is so important for all men (not just those …

Tips for using contact lenses

There’s a few interesting statistics around contact lens use amongst Australians.  Did you know that nearly a quarter of Australians who wear contact lenses leave them in overnight at least once a fortnight?  Or that nearly 20% wear a set of contacts for longer than the recommended time?  On a …

Diabetes and your eye health

Diabetes and your eye health Over one million Australians have been diagnosed with a type of diabetes, and any person who has diabetes requires yearly eye examinations.  Read on to find out why managing eye health is so important for diabetics. Diabetes is a serious, complex condition which requires daily …