Year: 2019

When looking for an optometrist in Campbell, you want a professional and experienced practice that is also warm and friendly. At Capital Eye, you get exactly that. We know that having eyesight troubles is taxing enough, so why should the treatment be as well? Our service is orientated solely to our patients, providing service that is both comforting and reliable.

For those who wear glasses, finding the right lenses and a prescription for your vision makes all the difference. Especially for those with particularly fickle eyesight, the difference between prescriptions can be like night and day. That is why when looking for an optometrist in the Griffith area; you want someone who has choices for quality eyewear and precise prescriptions.

Looking for an experienced eye doctor in Campbell? Set your sights on Capital Eye for your vision needs. Our friendly experienced staff provide quality service using the latest equipment in eye technology to test your vision and detect eye diseases early.

Our eyes are very precious and delicate, not taking care of them or ignoring symptoms can cause lead to significant problems with your sight. Don't wait for your eyes to become a problem, take the initiative and see your local Kingston optometrist. At Capital Eye, we know how difficult it can be when you have trouble with your eyesight.

We devote half our waking hours to interacting with digital media channels across multiple devices. It has changed the way we work, learn, shop, socialise and relax. Our eyes are not accustomed to the digital environment, often resulting in symptoms of digital eye strain. We offer a range of innovative lenses designed for the digital world to help relax and protect your eyes and keep them feeling fresh throughout the day.

If you wear multifocal or "no-line bifocal" glasses you will be familiar with the need to move your head around in search of clear vision. Conventional multifocal lenses have narrow zones that limit your field of vision, reducing your ability to see clearly across the lens. Many wearers grow tired of having to constantly move their head to chase a small area of clear vision. Some will experience blurring and swaying sensations in their peripheral vision from poor lens designs and may give up altogether.