For full bank holiday pharmacy opening hours visit the Greater Manchester Bank Holiday Pharmacy Opening Hours page on the NHS ...

Delegates to the National Optical Conference in Birmingham received insight on different approaches to eye care across the ...

With another bank holiday coming up on Monday 26th May, NHS Greater Manchester is urging everyone to plan ahead and to ‘Get ...

It’s a good thing you came in now,” a nurse told me before preparing my right eye for numbing drops, an injection and the ...

Studies show that two-thirds of the world’s blind population are women, largely due to lack of awareness, late diagnosis, and ...

New floaters accompanied by flashes and/or a curtain-like shadow in vision; Severe eye pain with redness and vision changes; Double vision of new onset, particularly with other neurological ...

If someone flashes a bright light in your eyes, your pupils do not have enough time to contract, leaving your retinas and their underlying choroids exposed. The flashing light reflects off your ...

They may drift when you move your eyes or when you try and look at them directly, and will remain even if you blink. Some people notice flashes of light (photopsias) at the same time as floaters ...

Have you noticed tiny squiggles, flashes, or shadows in your vision? You might be experiencing eye floaters—common visual phenomena caused by clumps of vitreous gel casting shadows on the retina. Eye ...

Eye floaters are dots and lines or flashes of light that appear in your vision. The NHS explains that they're not usually serious. The NHS website explains that floaters in your vision can look ...