Eyes on Brighton offers a wide range of contact lenses to provide a convenient and comfortable option to our customers. Based on Church Street, Brighton, we are the contact lens supplier of choice for Bayside locals in Brighton and surrounding suburbs. Our range of contact lens suppliers include and not limited to Cooper Vision, Alcon, Johnson & Johnson and Bausch & Lomb. Contact lenses include soft and hard contact lenses, multifocal contact lenses, hybrid lenses and specialty lenses for irregular corneas. With various brands, sizes and styles available, we are one of the leading providers of contact lenses in the area.
Whether you have been a long-term wearer of contact lenses or are looking to make the transition from standard eyewear to comfortable contact lenses, Brighton locals can be sure they are in the right hands at Eyes on Brighton. From disposables for occasional wear to hard lenses for everyday wear, the experts at Eyes on Brighton can tailor a solution to you.
We also prescribe and fit Ortho-k lenses, an alternative to LASIK. Ortho-k is not offered by all optometrists, meaning Eyes on Brighton is the destination of choice for those wanting to correct their vision and reduce their dependence on eye glasses. These lenses gently reshape your cornea while you sleep, allowing for improved vision in the morning. Unlike LASIK, Ortho-k is reversible and non-invasive, making it the preferred option for countless Bayside locals. Ortho-K is safe and recommended for children and can also help to slow down shortsightedness.
If you have been looking to buy or get fitted with contact lenses in Brighton, Eyes on Brighton is the optometry clinic and contact lens supplier of choice. Book an appointment online today, call us on (03) 9592 4800 or drop into the store to discover the options available to you.
Myopia is an eye condition that is often diagnosed before a person reached the age of 20. This condition allows a person to see clearly in short distances but have difficulty in seeing far objects or in far distances.
There is no clear cause of the condition but there is a higher possibility of a person getting Myopia if both parents have the gene. The condition is likely to be hereditary and is also caused by environmental factors. This includes lifestyle and type of work. Even if both parents do not have Myopia, a person may develop the condition if too much time is spent in close up work on computers, small text and any other condition that puts too much pressure on the eyes.
Near-sightedness is one of the most treatable eye conditions worldwide. This can easily be corrected by an optometrist using eye glasses or special contact lenses. Myopia contact lenses reduce the progression of Myopia in both adults and children who are diagnosed with the condition. Myopia contact lenses are often the choice specifically for those with active lifestyles that are advised not to wear glasses.
Myopia cannot be cured but can be corrected specially when diagnosed and addressed early. Myopia or often called near-sightedness affects more than 27% of people globally.
Surprisingly, the number of children being diagnosed with Myopia increases every year which concerns a lot of parents. Through years of research and assessment of the condition, it has been found that wearing specific type of contact lenses are more effective than wearing regular eyeglasses
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