Dr Roisin Mackie is a specialist in paediatrics working at Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow. Dr Scott Mackie is a specialist in eye diseases and is a Fellowship examiner which is the highest qualification for the College of Optometrists. Each has several post graduate qualifications in Low Vision and Independent Prescribing.
Our Optical Stylists will give you the the correct advice on all aspects of patient care; from explanation of the eye examination to frame and lens selection. Our practices are multi award winning offering person centred eyecare. They offer innovative products, bespoke services, specialist clinics and a range of frames, contact lenses and lenses from over 35 leading eyecare companies.
Our Optical Stylists will give you the the correct advice on all aspects of patient care; from explanation of the eye examination to frame and lens selection. Our practices are multi award winning offering person centred eyecare. They offer innovative products, bespoke services, specialist clinics and a range of frames, contact lenses and lenses from over 35 leading eyecare companies.
Services
Contact lenses are more popular than ever, as over 98% of the population can now wear them, due to new innovations in design. They offer wearers clear, all round vision with less distortion. Mackie Eyecare and Mackie Specstore specialise in contact lenses and have accounts with all the world's leading manufacturers.
Mackie Eyecare is a Hoya Consultant Optician providing personalised lenses which offer optimum vision at all distances using digital Technology. At Mackie Eyecare we have a budget to suit all, from our constant sale stand to our range of high street and niche designer brands of spectacles. Each persons eyes are different and we will explain the choice of lenses and any extra options which will benefit you.
Visual ability is an important consideration when taking part in any sporting activity. Visual safety, which will depend on the type of sport which you are undertaking, is also paramount to avoid injury. If you are already wearing either spectacles or contact lenses are they suitable for your particular sporting activity?
What is Low Vision? Low vision is reduced central and/or peripheral vision that cannot be improved by normal spectacles, surgery or medication. It can affect a patient's ability and/or mobility to perform everyday tasks. What causes Low Vision? Low vision is caused by a variety of reasons.
The commonest are Age-Related Macular Degeneration (wear and tear at the back of the Eye); Diabetic Eye Disease (bleeding/oedema within the eye); Glaucoma (pressure inside the eye) and Cataract (clouding of the middle of the eye).An eye examination using specialised equipment. 2. A questionnaire to identify the person's history, symptoms, needs and objectives.
The commonest are Age-Related Macular Degeneration (wear and tear at the back of the Eye); Diabetic Eye Disease (bleeding/oedema within the eye); Glaucoma (pressure inside the eye) and Cataract (clouding of the middle of the eye).An eye examination using specialised equipment. 2. A questionnaire to identify the person's history, symptoms, needs and objectives.
Want that second pair for an alternative fashion statement or need a separate pair for leisure and work or want a second pair of prescription sunglasses or want both spectacles and contact lenses? Well you can with our 20% multiple purchase discount. What is even better is that you can spread the payments over 5 or 10 months using our interest free credit scheme.
