When deciding on the best type of vision correction for your child, you have options to consider. In most cases, glasses would be the first choice. But does your child find that wearing their glasses during sports or dance inconvenient? Are your child’s glasses always dirty, crooked and broken? Do they complain when their glasses […]
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Contact lenses may be a perfect fit for teenagers. They are more comfortable, easy to care for and there are many types of contacts to choose from. This ensures you will find lenses that fit their individual needs. For active teenagers, glasses can get in the way, especially during sports, the arts or social occasions.
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Vision is an important part of your child’s ability to learn. There are a few possible indicators that your child needs glasses. Signs your child might need glasses Squinting. Frequent headaches. Difficulty at school. This could begin with a note from the teacher discussing difficulties in school or Rubbing eyes. In some
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Interpupillary distance (PD) is a measurement of the distance between the centres of your two eyes. It is dependent on whether you are buying eyewear for distance or close up. This measurement is used to properly align the centre of your eyeglass lenses with the centre of your eyes. If the centers of your eyeglass
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