Joint Vision Opticians

23/07/2025

No filter needed for this beautiful pair of bottle green frames – our patients' favourite colour! Paired with premium Seiko lenses, she’s all set to take on the year ahead in style ❤️

22/05/2025

Some fabulous two-tone Jensons with Seiko Optical lenses. Our photography skills most definitely does not do it justice 🤯


Your eyes. Our vision.

28/04/2025

What a perfect day for our fabulous patient to pick up his distance spectacles with added clip on POLAROID sunspex! Looking Fire Mr Dale! 🔥

19/03/2025

All ready and set up for our Dry Eye Clinic this morning! Book now to get fresher, healthier and better overall happier eyes! Your eyes, our focus.

10/10/2024

Do you know the name of two key nutrients which are highly beneficial in helping maintain a healthy macula (central part of the back of the eye)? Have a guess!

30/09/2024

Gentle reminder to look after your eyes! Pun intended 😅

05/09/2024

22/08/2024

Hope everyone is enjoying the sun whilst keeping protected by wearing your UV blocking polaroid sunglasses 👓

22/08/2024

*POLAROID SUNGLASSES*

These lenses are coated with a special film that filters out light in a certain direction. They are, therefore, particularly effective for outdoor activities like driving, fishing, skiing, or when on holiday on the beach or cruise, where glare from reflective surfaces can be intense.
Image source: Visionary Eye Care.

Here's a little comparison between Non Polaroid and Polaroid sunglasses:

1. Lens Technology

Polaroid Sunglasses: Use polarized lenses, which have a special filter that blocks horizontally reflected light. This reduces glare from surfaces like water, roads, and snow.

Non-Polaroid Sunglasses: Provide basic protection from sunlight by darkening the view but do not block specific types of glare.

2. Glare Reduction

Polaroid Sunglasses: Excellent at reducing glare, making them ideal for activities like driving, fishing, or spending time near water or snow. They improve visual clarity and comfort in bright conditions.

Non-Polaroid Sunglasses: Can reduce overall brightness but won’t specifically block glare. This can lead to discomfort or reduced visibility in high-glare situations.

3. Colour and Contrast

Polaroid Sunglasses: Often enhance contrast and colour perception, which can improve visual clarity and reduce eye strain in bright conditions.

Non-Polaroid Sunglasses: May darken colors more evenly without enhancing contrast, making them less effective in certain outdoor activities.

Do you wear Polaroid Sunglasses?

09/07/2024

Upgrade your style 👓

09/07/2024

Upgrade your style 😎

08/07/2024

His and hers! A beautiful couple purchased and as a matching combo 😍 Love their commitment to each other and their specs!