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From July 19th: We are continuing to observe government guidelines. Find out more.
From July 19th: We are continuing to observe government guidelines. Find out more.
For those who experience light sensitivity (or photophobia) will know it can be quite uncomfortable during your day-to-day life, and even limit the amount of time you can spend outside or looking at glary screens some days.
Luckily, we can provide a number of lens options for your frames that can help protect your eyes and reduce the discomfort you experience in bright and glary light conditions. Below, we’ll look at some of the different types of lenses for light sensitivity and how we can tailor your glasses for light sensitivity.
Light sensitivity, or photophobia, can lead to various symptoms, including watering eyes, squinting, eye ache, and headaches. But what’s causing it? Here are a few factors that can make your eyes more light-sensitive, such as:
Specific eye diseases like macular degeneration (AMD), glaucoma, and cataracts
Thankfully, there is a lot of choice in how we can help when it comes to light sensitivity glasses, from different colour tints to lens treatments. Our experts can advise on finding the right option for your eyes. Below, we’ll consider some of the factors you should take into account when choosing glasses for your sensitive eyes.
With a huge range of lens options available, we’ve made it easy to make your prescription glasses and sunglasses suitable for light sensitivity. From coloured lens tints that ease bright sunlight, to polarising and coloured mirrored lenses, we have a number of lens treatments for your glasses — no matter the frame style you choose.
You can browse the full collection of glasses and sunglasses and speak to one of our opticians about lenses for sensitive eyes when you visit us next.
Need some more advice? Call in and speak to one of our trained advisors or optometrist’s if you have any questions.
Our online eye health test is a great way to identify potential issues or just confirm that everything is actually ok. Take this two minute test and if you’re concerned in any way, you can book an eye test appointment or call and speak to our qualified optical people.
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COVID-19 (19th July 2021): We continue to observe all relevant guidelines with your health and safety and that of our team’s as our top priority.
