Scrivens is looking to open more people’s eyes to the benefits of contact lenses which are lighter, more comfortable and offer greater clarity than ever before thanks to advances in technology.
Well done to the creative children whose colourful entries in our national ‘design a book cover’ competition caught the judges’ eyes.
Amazing customers who make a difference in their communities were recognised with surprise treats in our spring initiative.
Branch staff showed their fun side when they got behind Dementia Action Week (16-22 May) to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s Society.
TV presenter Phillip Schofield took to social media to share his joy at having surgery to remove floaters in his left eye after saying his struggle with them was debilitating.
A tasty fry-up may be a tempting sight, but did you know it could be bad for your eyes?
Technological advances continue at a pace, improving and transforming lives in so many ways, and that is certainly the case when it comes to intelligent hearing aids.
These small pieces of kit have a huge impact on people’s health and well-being so it’s not surprising that innovation to widen their benefits is driving change.
The summer heatwave has seen contrasting headlines warning that drivers could be fined for not wearing sunglasses and also fined for wearing the wrong kind of sunglasses at the wheel.
If you’re in the dark over this issue, here’s some timely advice as temperatures rise and the sun beats down.
If you love an active lifestyle, then you are well aware that glasses have limitations. If you're looking to deal with these limitations and focus on your performance then you should consider wearing contact lenses to find all the freedom you need in sports.
Sunnier weather, it’s a timely reminder that it’s not only your skin that can suffer from sunburn, but your eyes are sensitive to UV light as well. Learn how to protect your eyes from sun damage with our 6 tips.
