Nightlenses, also known as Ortho-K lenses, are custom-fitted contact lenses designed to gently reshape the surface of your cornea overnight. This reshaping adjusts how light enters your eye, correcting vision problems like myopia (short-sightedness) and mild...
NIGHTLENSES, commonly known as Ortho-K, involves using specially designed contact lenses worn overnight to correct myopia (short-sightedness). Myopia makes the eyeball too long so the light focuses in the wrong place, causing blurred vision. While you sleep, your...
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: Vision Eyecare is celebrating 20 years of serving you and our wonderful community! This milestone means so much to us, and we owe it all to you—our valued patients. Your trust, loyalty, and support over the years have been...
Are you tired of battling dry eye discomfort? Over 740 million people worldwide suffer from Dry Eye Disease (DED), yet most aren’t diagnosed. DED can cause symptoms such as - burning, itching, stinging and blurry vision. In some cases, it can also lead to more serious...
As an eyecare specialist, fitting NIGHTLENSES (Ortho-K) is by far the coolest thing that I do, seeing the massive impact it has to the quality of life of my patients lives is deeply rewarding. My NIGHTLENSES journey started over 10 years ago when my older son became...
We sometimes get asked about the difference between NIGHTLENSES and ortho-k and the answer is easy, there is no difference. We think NIGHTLENSES is a more user-friendly term that emphasises the practical benefit of wearing the Lenses at Night. Ortho-k is the technical...
Have you ever wondered what goes on beneath the surface of your eye? While a regular eye exam can assess your vision and overall eye health, a special technology called OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) takes things a step further. Imagine a detailed 3D map of the...
We navigate a dynamic world, transitioning from the comfort of home to the focused intensity of work and then to the energising freedom of play. Transportation acts as our bridge, connecting these diverse environments. 80% of the information our brain processes is...
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