It’s 20-20-20-20 celebration time… Did you know that on 20 November 2020 eBucks celebrated its 20th year? To commemorate this milestone, Vision Works has partnered with eBucks to give away 20 pairs of…
Contact lenses are thin, ocular, prosthetic devices placed directly on the surface of the eyes. Designed to correct refractive errors and maintain ocular health, they float on the tear-film layer…
November heralds Black Friday and, in our endeavour to help you provide the care your eyes deserve, we are participating with special promotions from 23 – 29 November 2020. Traditionally,…
- we can detect this disease - It’s World Diabetes Day on Saturday 14 November 2020 and some of you may not know that an eye examination can detect whether…
We are well into spring and you may be experiencing eyes that are red and swollen, or perhaps they are itchy and watering. Whatever the condition, remember the warmer weather,…
Thursday 8 October 2020 is World Sight Day, which falls within Eye Care Awareness Month that ends on 18 October. These dates that pay tribute to an important aspect of…
It’s a trying time for all, and we appreciate the loss of income, for some, as well as the loss of jobs, for others. Pensioners, however, have little opportunity to make up for the loss their investments are showing. This is where we enter to help relieve the financial strain, because we are concerned that pensioners, under stress, may neglect having an all-important consultation.
We are familiar with the word fact but what about fiction and old wives’ remedies? The Merriam-Webster dictionary gave the simplest explanation that fiction is “something invented by the imagination” and of an old-wives’ remedy it stated it’s “an often-traditional belief that is not based on fact”.
Some changes are normal – some aren’t. As we age, we lose certain visual abilities we had when we were younger. If you have any of the following conditions, it’s advisable to visit an optometrist because early detection means a better chance of fighting a dis-ease: