Like so many people who work in domiciliary, I love my job. I’ve worked as a Specsavers domiciliary partner for the past four and a half years and it’s something I see myself doing for | more
Optometry case study – Prescription recheck revealing partial third nerve palsy
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Blog- the season of goodwill for opticians
For me the Christmas lights that start to light up our towns and villages give a welcome lift to the miserable, dreary, dark nights and winter weather. In our practice, the Christmas playlist is playing | more
Strictly glasses – Oti Mabuse interview
How many pairs of spectacles and sunglasses do you own? So many. I have loads of glasses, I have different glasses for different occasions. I always make sure there is a spectacle for every spectacle! | more
Optometry case study – Nodular episcleritis
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Broken glasses leads to rare melanoma being diagnosed
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Optometry case study – OCT clinical indicators for functional testing – Case #10
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Optometry case study – Paracentral acute middle maculopathy
47-year-old male presented with two ‘grey small spots’ in RE vision which had started 3 days prior. Reported experiencing some levels of stress recently. | more
Optometry case study – Retinitis pigmentosa with macular complications
A 22-year-old caucasian male started his retail career at Specsavers with an eye exam to experience the full customer journey. He reported poor peripheral vision and struggled using night-vision goggles when previously in the army. OCT imaging of the optic nerve showed pronounced macular oedema in the RE and a lamellar hole in the LE | more
Different every day
‘When I tell people I do domiciliary they often have quite a negative view of it. They tend to think that all the customers are old and have dementia, and that it’s a difficult day. In fact, it’s | more