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Signs it’s time to visit your Optometrist for an eye test

Eye Test

We have an extensive database of regular clients at Respectacle Company who understand the importance of regular eye examinations. Still, we also have some customers registered with us who haven’t had their eyes tested in forever – probably because they feel their vision is fine.

A lot of people only book an appointment for a check-up when they start to experience problems with their vision. However, an eye examination is so much more than just checking whether you can read the small print on a package in the supermarket.

So, how can you tell if it’s time for an eye test – what are the signs and how often should you have an eye examination?

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Everything You Need to Know About Flashes and Floaters

Eye Care

At Respectacle Company, we offer routine eye examinations at our Market Harborough practice. We also see many patients who are experiencing vision difficulties or have symptoms that require further investigation.

To help you better understand these issues, we thought it would be useful to create a series of blogs highlighting different eye conditions and their symptoms. This way, you will know what signs to look out for and what actions to take if you experience any of them.

In the first blog of this series, we will focus on flashes and floaters: what can cause them and their potential implications for your eye health.

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Respectacle to host a free LifeMeter Screening Day in February

Eye Health

As we return to normality after the busy and enjoyable Christmas and New Year festivities, we have some exciting news to share regarding our commitment to patient eye health and overall well-being.
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Everything You Need to Know About Age-Related Cataracts

Cataracts

Cataracts are a common age-related vision problem. In the UK, around 30 per cent of people aged sixty-five and over have their vision affected due to cataracts. If you suffer from cataracts, they can make everyday activities, such as reading and driving, difficult. In England alone, more than 400,000 cataract surgeries are performed annually. Given the severity of the condition – cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world – we thought this common eye disease would be a popular topic to discuss in our latest blog.

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