Double vision: Causes, prism glasses and when to worry
Reviewed by Jonathan Miu, B Optom / B Sci, Kellyville Optical Double vision (diplopia) is when you see two images of a single object, side
Reviewed by Jonathan Miu, B Optom / B Sci, Kellyville Optical Double vision (diplopia) is when you see two images of a single object, side
Reviewed by Jonathan Miu, B Optom / B Sci, Kellyville Optical Digital eye strain is the tired, sore, dry or blurry feeling many people get
If your child’s prescription keeps climbing every time you visit the optometrist, you’re not alone (and not without options). At Kellyville Optical, we’re excited to
Yes, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can be fitted with your own prescription lenses, so you can wear them as your everyday glasses. The newer Blayzer
The short answer is yes, Australian optometrists can prescribe certain medicines, but there are important limits on what they can and can’t prescribe. In Australia,
Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) contact lenses, sometimes called hard lenses, are made from firm materials that retain their shape on the eye. Unlike soft lenses
Avulux lenses đź”— are specially designed migraine and light sensitivity glasses developed by neuro-ophthalmology and optics researchers. They filter out harmful light wavelengths that often
Orthokeratology (or Ortho-K, OK lenses) is the use of speciality contact lenses worn mainly overnight to temporarily reshape the front surface of your eye (the
Once you hit your 40s, vision changes are common, even if you’ve never needed glasses before. For some, reading the fine print gets harder. For
Pterygium is a benign, wing-shaped growth of fibrovascular tissue that develops on the conjunctiva—the clear tissue covering the white part of your eye. In many
Styes and chalazions are two common eyelid conditions. A stye is an acute, painful infection of the oil glands near your eyelashes, typically resulting in a
Binocular vision is the ability of both eyes to work together as a team to create a single, three-dimensional image of the world around you.
Your eyes contain three types of cone cells, each tuned to red, green, or blue light. Their combinations let you distinguish around 10 million different
Amblyopia, commonly known as “lazy eye,” is a developmental visual condition in which one eye doesn’t achieve normal visual acuity, even with corrective lenses. It
For Australians managing diabetes, keeping an eye on your vision is essential. Regular diabetic eye tests can help detect early signs of diabetic retinopathy đź”—