Welcome to the Reynolds & Slater Opticians blog, where we share expert advice, news, and tips on eye care and hearing health. Based in Falmouth and Penzance, we’ve been serving the Cornwall community for over 40 years, and our blog is here to keep you informed about the latest developments in optometry, eyewear trends, hearing care, and practice updates. Whether you’re looking for guidance on common eye conditions, information about children’s eye care, or advice on choosing the right glasses, our blog is your trusted local resource.
There is something exciting about choosing a new pair of glasses. Not only does doing so give you the chance
Everybody wears sunglasses to protect their eyes from sun rays in the summer, but did you know that sunglasses aren’t
Now that October has arrived, it is officially time to shop for your Halloween Costume! While some spooky contact lenses
Having itchy eyes is always frustrating, and finding the right solution can be extremely difficult when you aren’t sure of
Taking care of your child’s eyesight can be complicated, especially when they might not be aware of how their vision
The UK is finally fully opening up again after a long period of social distancing. It’s the perfect time to
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space height=”40px”][vc_column_text]So, you’ve successfully escaped the big city and made the move down to Cornwall. Congratulations – an exciting new
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space height=”30px”][vc_column_text]When the summer rolls around, the question of whether you should splash out on a nice pair of sunglasses
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]With summer on the horizon and beach days on their way, we’d like to share some advice on how to
As opticians, we understand the importance of carrying out thorough and detailed eye examinations. After all, protecting vision and eye
Myopia, also known as short sightedness, is a vision problem that an increasing number of people face. Luckily, Reynolds Opticians
Glaucoma is a common eye issue that can affect people of all ages but most notably adults in their 70’s