Colour vision testing is an important aspect of eye care, allowing eye-care professionals to assess how well an individual can differentiate between colours.

Brain injuries often lead to vision problems that can be easily overlooked during the initial treatment. These issues, which a regular eye examination may not fully reveal, can have significant consequences if left untreated. Hence, the importance of neuro-optometric rehabilitation.

If you’ve ever had an eye test, it is likely you are familiar with the glaucoma puff test, but why exactly is it necessary? To answer this question, we first need to discuss what is glaucoma, and why a screening test is a good idea.

From working as an Optometrist in South Africa to being Practice Manager for For Eyes Optometrist here in WA, there is one question that I hear almost on a daily basis- “won’t these glasses make my eyes weaker?”

People often confuse short-sighted (myopic) and long-sighted (hyperopic) vision. Both vision conditions involve the eye's structure and length, but their treatment and symptoms differ. Here, I'll provide a simple definition of short-sightedness and long-sightedness to make this confusing topic as easy to understand as possible.

Our eyes are one of our most valuable senses, yet many of us overlook the importance of regular eye exams until a problem arises. In this article, we’ll explore why your eyes deserve regular attention and how you can protect your vision for the future.