Here at East Quay we believe in the importance of protecting your eyes from harmful UV rays from the sun. That’s why until 31st August 2015 we are offering a free upgrade to Transitions adaptive lenses when you purchase selected lenses. Transitions lenses are designed to quickly adapt from clear indoors to fully dark in brightest sun, offering … Continued
During July East Quay Vision is celebrating our 6th Anniversary! To celebrate we are running our annual raffle for 2 lucky customers to win prescription glasses and sunglasses! To be entered into our prize draw all you need to do is; book an appointment, order any spectacles or sunglasses or purchase any of our accessories … Continued
During July we are offering 3 for the price of 2 on any of our spectacle accessories, dry eye and blepharitis treatments.
East Quay Vision are delighted to announce that we are winners of the Micro Employer of the Year Award at the Somerset Apprenticeship Awards 2015. The East Quay Group started its relationship with Somerset Skills and Learning in 1993 and has worked very closely with them ever since. We have had many Apprentices through the … Continued
During June we are offering 20% discount off any of our Transitions reactive lenses.
During May when you purchase any spectacles over £100 receive 50% DISCOUNT on a pair of sunglasses!
If your eye suddenly becomes painful, you should have your eyes examined straight-away to determine the cause because urgent treatment may be required. Any eye pain related to burns (chemical or flash) or related to a traumatic event such as an object puncturing the eye, a blow to the eye with a foreign object, or … Continued
Often, people who have healthy eyes see floaters. They appear as spots, lines or cobweb effects, usually when you look at a plain surface such as a white wall or a clear blue sky. They often appear when the clear jelly in the main part of your eye gets older. Sometimes the jelly in the … Continued
A ‘foreign body’ could be any type of material that blows, drops or lands in your eye such as grit, paint or dust. Some objects such as grit or paint may blow or drop onto the front of the eye or under one of your eyelids. These ‘superficial’ foreign bodies need to be removed to … Continued
Modern technology means that your optometrist can now use a special camera to take photographs of the inside of your eyes. This allows us to see any abnormalities very easily, and provides a permanent record of the condition of your eyes at a certain date. This is especially useful if you have diabetes, glaucoma, or … Continued