Clearvision Eyecare Boutique in Brixton has declared October as the Eye Health Awareness Month. Free eye examinations including sight tests for everyone are being offered for the month of October 2018.
Mrs Neelam Kumar, the owner of Clearvision Eyecare Boutique stated, “Whether you wear glasses or not, your eyes need a thorough check like any other part of your body. We offer not just a sight test. We provide a comprehensive examination to check all aspects of our patient’s eye health. During the month of October, we are promoting awareness by offering free sight tests to all.”
More information about Clearvision Eyecare Boutique can be seen here: http://clearvisioneyecare.co.uk
In order to be able to react to changes in vision, a professional eye test should be performed regularly. However, what exactly is meant by the term "regular" varies.
Regularity varies with age. If there are no other symptoms, adults between the ages of 20 and 39 are recommended to have their eyesight checked at least three times during this total period. With increasing age, the probability of eye diseases such as Glaucoma or cataract increases. In addition, the adaptability in the near vision range decreases from an age of about 35 years. This phenomenon is known as presbyopia. For this reason, regular visual tests should be carried out at shorter intervals. After reaching the age of 40, it is therefore advisable to have an eye test carried out every two to three years. From the age of 65, an eye test is recommended every one to two years.
Drivers in particular should have their eyesight checked regularly so that they do not endanger themselves or other road users by reducing their reaction time.
The situation is different for children who already wear glasses. As their body is growing and this also applies to their eyes, their visual acuity can change very quickly. For children, an eye test should be carried out once a year.
Also important to note is that glasses must also be checked regularly for a good fit and adjusted if necessary. This is the only way to ensure a comfortable wearing experience.
Ophthalmologist or optician:
One can have an eye test performed by both an ophthalmologist and an optician. As well-trained specialists, both are qualified to carry out a professional eye test. The main reason for an optician's examination is the time factor. Often a test can be carried out directly on site without an appointment and long waiting times. Since the optician has the necessary technical equipment and routine, the visual acuity can be easily checked there. And if necessary, determine the values for the new correction lenses immediately.
A video about the October special offer can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z01VCqUaMPY
Clearvision Eyecare Boutique enjoys a solid reputation as an independent local family-run optician in Brixton, where a patient is not a number but a person given a caring service.
Veronica B. left the following glowing review on Google: “Clearvision is a very helpful eyecare boutique. They are very welcoming and help me & my family find the best glasses suitable for us. Also, their glasses are nice and fancy. We've had an amazing experience with them.”
Customers seeking to get a free eye exam are welcome to watch the video or visit the website link provided in this news article.
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Contact Clearvision Eyecare Boutique:
Mrs Neelam Kumar
020 7737 3660
clearvisionbrixton@yahoo.com
428-430 Coldharbour Ln, Brixton, London SW9 8LF, United Kingdom
