Eyesite Opticians

27/09/2025

Your diet, weight, activity, alcohol intake & smoking status can all affect your chances of suffering chronic eye conditions, including the 4 main causes of sight loss – macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and cataracts.

26/09/2025

Many of us risk future avoidable sight loss because we don’t know how to look after our eyes properly. Check if you could be doing more to reduce your risk here http://visionmatters.org.uk/looking-after-your-eyes/eye-health-calculator

26/09/2025

Many of us risk future avoidable sight loss because we don’t know how to look after our eyes properly. Check if you could be doing more to reduce your risk with this quick quiz.
http://visionmatters.org.uk/looking-after-your-eyes/eye-health-calculator

25/09/2025

Banish screen fatigue by being

☑️Switch-off before bed
☑️Measure the distance between your eyes & the screen
☑️Adjust your work station & screen settings
☑️Refresh your eyes by consciously blinking
☑️Take a break
visionmatters.org.uk/news/news/post/174-how-to-be-screen-smart

24/09/2025

1 in 5 children are living with an undiagnosed vision problem. Help keep their eyes healthy with regular eye tests, eating a healthy diet, limiting screen use, spending 2 hours a day outdoors and wearing sunglasses 😎.

24/09/2025

1 in 5 children in the UK are living with an undiagnosed vision problem. Help keep their eyes healthy with regular eye tests, eating a healthy diet, limiting screen time, spending 2 hours a day outdoors and wearing sunglasses.

23/09/2025

Did you know sight tests are free on the NHS for more than 30 million people, including, children, the over 60s and those on income-related benefits?
http://nhs.uk/nhs-services/opticians/

23/09/2025

With cases of the four major causes of sight loss – cataract, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease and late-stage age related macular degeneration – forecast to rise dramatically over the next decade is the perfect time to prioritise your eye health because

18/08/2025

Don't let your kid's eyes go from A+ to F this school year! Book that routine eye test, pronto! 🍎✏️

Call us on 0113 260 00 63 to book an appointment 🤓

04/08/2025

Call us on 0113 260 00 63 to book an appointment - sight tests are FREE for children!

Q: When should my child have their first eye exam?

A: Children should be taken for regular NHS funded eye tests from age 3–4 years every 1-2 years, unless advised otherwise by your optometrist. If parents or carers have any concerns about their child’s eyes before this age, do not delay. Contact your local opticians or speak to your health visitor.

01/07/2025

20/05/2025

✨School Holiday Appointments Available!✨

School holidays are the perfect time to book your child's next sight test - call us on 0113 260 00 63 to arrange an appointment.