All our staff are fully qualified, GOS registered, and regularly undertake supplementary training to ensure we are up to date in our clinical knowledge.
There is nothing wrong with your eyes when you get them tested – but you still feel that you are struggling to see as well as you would like- then a VISUAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT may give you the answers that you are looking for.
Many eye conditions can be successfully treated only if they are detected in the early stages. If you are at all concerned about your sight don't delay. Phone for advice or book an appointment immediately.
An Independent Family Optometrists in the Heart of Cardiff, Wales.
We offer routine eye tests and eye health checks. Our Eye Care Plan provides unlimited eye care for a small monthly fee. We also offer great value eye glasses, frames, lenses and contact lenses.
We are a long established independent practice excelling in personalised individual service to the whole family. All our staff are fully qualified, GOS registered, and regularly undertake supplementary training to ensure we are up to date in our clinical knowledge.
We aim for friendly familiar approachable faces that greet you each time you return for your regular consultations. Peace of mind and relaxing eye care for every member of your family – all the time and patience you might need, information at your fingertips, experience you can trust.
Eye Care: Children & Babies
Ensure your child’s vision develops correctly.
Eye Care: Adults
Eye Care: Over 50s
Behavioural Optometry and Colorimetry
In addition to routine optometry our practice has a special interest in Behavioural Optometry and Colorimetry. These are both invaluable tools in the treatment of performance related visual issues – often offering solutions where routine optometry may not.
Some examples of areas where Behavioural Optometry may be of benefit are:
- Classroom and reading difficulties in children and adults
- Work place concentration and visual fatigue issues
- Immature writing, drawing and colouring
- Mental maths difficulty
- Computer Vision Syndrome and Visual Stress
- Spatial awareness and balance issues
- Lazy Eye or Amblyopia
- Eye Turn / Squint or Strabismus
- Acquired brain Injury and stroke
- Sports Vision Skills
