Imagine, you woke up this morning with excruciating pain in or around your eyes. Your vision has suddenly gone quite blurry.
The last few months have been trying for most businesses impacted by COVID-19. Throughout April, we have scaled down our clinic to only cater to patients requiring urgent attention and emergencies.
Easter, this year in Canberra, is different. We are all advised to stay home and limit travel to only if necessary.
You've just been to an optometrist to get your prescription updated. However, during the eye test, there aren't any changes to your prescription.
You've just been to an optometrist to get your prescription updated. However, during the eye test, there aren't any changes to your prescription.
We often hear our patients coming to our practice wanting to "increase" their current prescription glasses, hoping that would make their vision better. But is that the case?