As one of the largest independent practices on the Fylde, we are able to source the most suitable lenses for you. We have no restrictions to sourcing any lens from a wide range of quality manufacturers so, if it’s right for you we’ll source it for you. All lenses and frames are fitted by qualified Dispensing Opticians and every spectacle lens is specifically matched to your eyes and your visual needs.
The simple choice of spectacle frame shape and design can also have an impact on how your finished lenses look, therefore it is essential that you get the right advice for both frame and lenses to maximise the look of your glasses. Our qualified professionals can offer that advice. We will offer quality solutions for every prescription lens requirement and provide you with a portfolio of products that is unsurpassed.
We have researched the frames for you; speaking with manufacturers and suppliers throughout the globe from Spain to Austria, from Italy to London, and we believe that our stock has a fantastic range of quality frames; from inexpensive but well engineered budget lines, to the exclusive Porsche Design, Silhouette Eyewear & FEB31st collections.
We also stock many other brands such as Tom Davies, Stepper, TREE Spectacles, Caron, Eco by MODO and many more. An introduction to our current frame collection can be found by clicking the link below. It is sometimes not possible to find one pair of spectacles which is equally good for every application for every wearer. Ask for advice! Even the best glasses can only provide their optimum function if the lenses are really perfectly fitted in front of the eyes. If the fit of the frame on the face is not adjusted - as is the case with ready-mades - the eyes may be subjected to increased strain and there may be incompatibility with the lenses.
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General Optical Council advice states - "The prescribing and dispensing of spectacles are very closely linked and it is often in the best interests of the patient to have spectacles dispensed where the eyes were examined. It is often more difficult to resolve any problems you may have with your spectacles when prescribing and supply are separated".
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We are not required by law to include details of the horizontal distance between your pupils (the inter-pupillary distance) in your optical prescription. The responsibility for ensuring that your lenses are properly centred in your frames lies with the person dispensing your glasses and any provider of glasses, whether shop or internet based, should have arrangements in place to be able to satisfy this requirement. It would be inappropriate for a person not supplying your glasses to be held responsible for this measurement.