Kingston White Opticians will look after your eyes and all your optical needs with our expert eye care, large range of frames, contact lenses and sun glasses. As an independent opticians we are not tied to any one frame or lens manufacturers. We can offer products to best suit your requirements and budget.
Just off the High Street in Knaresborough and close to the bus station and car park, we are easy to access and as local as you can get! An eye examination is an important part of looking after your eyes, but it's more than a simple test of your sight. Your GP knows about your general health, but your optometrist has studied for years to learn all about your eyes.
Just off the High Street in Knaresborough and close to the bus station and car park, we are easy to access and as local as you can get! An eye examination is an important part of looking after your eyes, but it's more than a simple test of your sight. Your GP knows about your general health, but your optometrist has studied for years to learn all about your eyes.
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Regina Akhter is a qualified Optometrist, member of the College of Optometrists and is registered with the General Optical Council. Previously known as ophthalmic opticians, optometrists are primary health care specialists trained to examine the eyes to detect defects in vision, signs of injury, ocular diseases or abnormalities and problems with general health.
Good vision helps you work and play safely and comfortably - it leads to a better quality of life. Unlike your teeth your eyes do not usually hurt if there is something wrong. 50% of sight loss is preventable - early detection is paramount. If you lose your eyesight it may never be replaced. An eye examination is an important part of looking after your eyes, but it's more than a simple test of your sight.
A study in 2013 showed that job hunters were more likely to be hired if they wore glasses to the interview. Glasses are now considered cool to wear and 40% of the population would consider wearing clear-lens glasses to get ahead at work and look fashionable. Whether you're wearing glasses for fashion or function, the key is to choose a style that you look good in.
No! However sometimes we need to gently hold the eyelids if you blink a lot. The eye pressure test (tonometry - usually for adults ) can cause a tickle/blink sensation. Dilating/cycloplegic drops, if required, can cause initial discomfort - a slight sting for 30 seconds and you will be a little blurred and light sensitive for a few hours afterwards - therefore, advisable not to drive.
