Contact Lenses
National Award Winning Contact Lens CareWe are a National Award Winning contact lens practice. Using corneal topography and slit lamp image capture we provide the highest standard of care to all our contact lenses wearing patients.
Contact Lens FittingWe fit a huge variety of contact lens types to patients of all ages, & all prescription types. As well as fitting a very large number of standard soft and gas permeable lenses (in single vision, bifocal & multifocal form). We also provide cosmetic tinted lenses even for those who need no vision correction both for theatrical & social use.
- High Tech instrumentatioln is used to provide a very high standard of examination
- Fully experienced in fitting all age groups, from children to senior citizens
- Highly trained back up staff provide help and support as required
Do you need to book an appointment?Interested in contact lenses, but never had them before?
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Contact Lens EducationWe provide education and training to individuals or groups on contact lens application and fitting. Previous experience includes tutoring for final qualifying examination, lecturing to groups, and running practice based workshops.
Contact Lens For KeratoconusAll our professional & contact lens services are provided by John Davidson, Sarah Townsend- fully qualified, and registered UK Optometrists.
For more information about our professional staff, please click on the "Staff" section of the site for detailed CVs
Keratoconus ManagementWe are a keratoconus friendly practice, and are experienced in the following keratoconus management methods:
- Spectacles
- Soft contact lenses, including Ultravision Kerasoft and Acuity Soft K
- Gas permeable contact lenses, including Rose K, and Lensdynamics Dyna Z intralimbal
- Scleral contact lenses, including Innovative Sclerals
Specialist Contact LensesWe have experience in fitting a wide range of lenses for the following conditions on a regular basis:
- Corneal dystrophies such as keratoconus
- Scleral Lenses
- Failed refractive surgery vision correction
- Regular astigmatism
- Irregular astigmatism, e.g. due to corneal trauma, LASER refractive surgery failure, and corneal grafts
- Orthokeratology - to reshape the corneal epithelium, to give vision correction all waking hours, using no contact lenseses or spectacles
- Cosmetic, prosthetic lenses for aniridia, leukocoria, & heterochromia irides
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