Our Services

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    NHS Eye Examinations

    Thorough, professional eye tests provided by Noah Jones, our experienced optometrist, tailored to your individual needs and lifestyle.

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    Children’s Eye Care

    Fun, friendly, and designed to put kids at ease while ensuring their vision and eye health are developing as they should.

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    Hearing Care

    In-store audiology – hearing tests, wax removals, and expert advice as well as comfortable, quick and effective ear care.

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    OCT Scanning

    Advanced 3D eye imaging technology for early detection of eye conditions, often before symptoms appear.

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    Specialist Contact Lens Fittings

    Expert fittings for standard and complex prescriptions, including keratoconus, post-graft, and LASIK ectasia cases.

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    Emergency Eye Examinations (WECS)

    Fast, expert assessment and treatment for sudden eye problems such as pain, flashes, floaters, or sudden changes in vision.

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 FAQs

  • Most adults should have an eye test at least every two years, but if you have certain medical conditions (like diabetes or glaucoma), your optometrist may recommend more frequent checks. Children should also have regular eye tests as they grow.

  • Yes, we offer free NHS eye tests for eligible patients, including children, over 60s, and those with certain medical conditions. Our team can advise if you qualify when booking.

  • Please bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of any medications you take, and your NHS number (if applicable). This helps us give you the most accurate assessment.

  • We recommend children have their first eye test around age 4, or earlier if you notice any problems with their vision. Eye tests for children are quick, gentle, and free on the NHS.

  • Yes — from affordable everyday options to designer brands, we have frames to suit every style and budget. Our team will help you find the perfect fit.

  • Absolutely. We offer contact lens fittings and training, so even first-time wearers feel comfortable and confident. We also specialise in complex fittings such as keratoconus and post-surgery cases.

  • These can be signs of a serious eye condition. Call us immediately for an emergency appointment under the Welsh Eye Care Service (WECS) — we’ll arrange a same-day assessment.

  • Yes, we provide OCT 3D scanning, which allows us to detect conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease at their earliest stages.