October is World Menopause Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to talk about how changes in your health can affect your eyes – and what you can do to care for your vision during this time. From dryness to changes in your vision, menopause can impact your eye health, and we’re here to guide you through it.
At Respectacle Company, we have built a reputation for doing things a little differently – and we couldn’t be prouder of it. As an independent, award-winning optician nestled in the heart of Market Harborough, we blend expert eyecare with unique, high-quality frame collections together with a welcoming atmosphere that puts our patients first.
Earlier this year, we organised a LifeMeter Screening Day in conjunction with The Body Doctor, and it was so well-received that we invited them back to host another day dedicated to proactive eye health, education, and community care. Held in early October, the event brought together innovation and expertise to empower our patients with a deeper understanding of ocular health. But also, how diet and lifestyle choices can influence overall wellbeing, particularly eye health.
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?
In our blogs, we often talk about ourselves – what we’ve been up to, the new frames we’ve just had delivered, or the latest equipment we’ve purchased to enhance the customer experience at Respectacle Company. But this time, I wanted to shine a light on Manor Walk. As well as being our home and a wonderful place to work, Manor Walk is also home to a diverse range of interesting, independent businesses, tucked away in a lovely little shopping precinct, just a short stroll from the centre of Market Harborough.
