As Deborah Meadon stated: “they brought an important bit of everyday kit out of the dullness and into the light”. These versatile chains can be worn as glasses chains or simply unclip the silicone ends to wear as a necklace!
This week is Love Your Lenses Week and we are delighted to be backing the campaign. Contact lenses can change lives and give you new-found freedom, choice and comfort. FOLLOW the campaign on instagram Catsoptometrist. Book an appointment to … Continued
Does your child have myopia, otherwise known as shortsightedness? We now have several ways we can slow down myopia progression. It is a very exciting time as we are now able to offer you treatment so that your … Continued
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Over the past few days we have had numerous phone calls from concerned patients asking if we are still open. As a healthcare profession we are allowed to stay open. We will be remaining open and continuing to provide all … Continued
The staff at CATS would like to thank all our patients for their support and loyalty during this difficult year and wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Please stay safe and best wishes for 2021! Christmas opening hours Wednesday 23rd December: 9.00 … Continued
Over the past few days we have had numerous phone calls from concerned patients asking if we will be closing over lockdown. We will be remaining open and continuing to provide all your eyecare needs during this second lockdown. Please … Continued
We are now able to see ALL patients, NHS or Private, including routine patients, so will be sending out reminders to all those due soon. If you were due a reminder letter during lock down and haven’t received one yet … Continued
It’s so good to have Jack and Richard back from furlough. Working on your own is pretty boring and lonely. It does however, make you realise exactly how much you rely on your staff and all the valuable work they carry out each day.
We are now ready to see all our patients that have been having issues with their vision, spectacles or contact lenses over the past few months and have not been able to get in to see us. We have risk … Continued
