Four-eyes no more

Posted on: 12 April 2023
When it comes to eye tests, there's no such thing as being too careful. Regularly scheduling an eye test is essential for maintaining your eye health, especially if you are experiencing any problems with your vision or if you wear contact lenses or glasses. If you have a private health fund, then you're likely eligible for coverage of some or all of the costs associated with an eye test. So, if you've never taken advantage of this before, what can you expect?
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Posted on: 20 May 2022
Did you know that almost one in three Australians over the age of 55 may have cataract issues? This is a disease that becomes far more prevalent with age and is often simply a fact of life, although other factors can contribute. If you believe that you have a cataract or have been told by your optician that you may need to undergo a procedure, you'll certainly want to know a lot more.
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Posted on: 15 July 2021
As a parent, your primary responsibility is to ensure your child gets the best care possible. So, you have to keep track of the various changes the child is going through and ensure they are on track. Part of these efforts is ensuring your child can see properly. Though most infants get an eye test after birth, their eyesight can change quickly within the first few years. For this reason, it is advisable to take the little ones to an optometrist regularly to ensure their vision is okay.
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Posted on: 27 November 2020
The cornea is the clear layer at the front of the eye that protects the pupil and iris. In addition to its protective role, the cornea also focuses light as it enters the eye and travels to the retina at the back of the eye. Corneal abrasions are relatively common in children and can vary in severity from a light scratch to a tear in the top layer of the cornea, known as the epithelium.
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