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Spring is nearly here! And while many of us will delight at the new floral blooms and warmer weather, others are suffering with tissues in hand and their inevitable spell of hay fever. Medically known as allergic rhinitis, hay

John Farmer has spent his long and distinguished optometry career helping those at risk of missing out on quality care. Since graduating with a Bachelor of Optometry (1977), and then a Master of Optometry (2007), John, who works for L

Diabetic retinopathy is retinopathy (damage to the retina) caused by complications of diabetes, which if left undetected and untreated, can cause serious eye damage including blurred vision and even blindness. The retina is the light-sensitive lining at the back

Have you been putting up with strained, tired eyes or persistent headaches while asking yourself “Do I need glasses?”? Our eyes are central to all we do. So, when our vision isn’t functioning at its best, our ability to

COVID-19 and contact lenses: the facts you need to know A new peer-reviewed paper from five of the world’s most prominent ocular scientists reassures contact lens wearers during the global COVID-19 / coronavirus pandemic. We have assembled a series