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You the Parents of 'Young Kids with Myopia whose vision is getting blurrier'

You the Parents of 'Young Kids with Myopia whose vision is getting blurrier', always have many questions as they discover the possibilities. Low Dose Atropine Eye drops have a low risk and a good success, but where is the research?
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Get rid of your Glasses with Multifocal Contact Lenses

The Naturalvue Contact lenses are a standout design and outstanding option for vision at all ranges! ‍ Come in and and ask for a trial of the vision that will blow your brain! 
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Day time Contact lenses for myopia control

Misight Contact Lenses can correct your childs vision and at the same time give their visual system a chance to slow the progression of their Myopia. Only accredited Optometrists can prescribe this lens for your child.
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Yellow Night Driving glasses do not improve detection of pedestrians

Wearing yellow-tinted spectacles when driving at night does not improve the chances of detecting a pedestrian on the road.
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Control your myopia

Do you want to control your child's Myopia? Shattky's do, and there are many techniques - let's combat Myopia together.
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Safety Spectacles

Ensuring your Eye Safety is now a big part of our Eyecare. There are about 10,000 work-related eye injuries a year in NZ. 90% of eye injuries can be prevented by wearing proper eye protection.
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Innovations in treatment of Chronic Dry Eyes

Dry Eyes is a symptom of our modern era with so many people spending more time in front of screens of one sort or another. It affects about 20% of the population, more often affecting women than men, and increasingly common with age.
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Blue Light - Need I worry about it?

People who use computers and digital devices for long periods commonly experience problems with their eyes. It is sometimes referred to as Computer Vision Syndrome. The main symptoms are: eyestrain, Tired eyes, Irritation, Burning sensation, Redness, Blurred vision. These may be due to blue light exposure or underlying (and previously untreated) eye conditions.
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