TUITE Opticians Coatbridge

13/12/2023

The Practice will close tomorrow Thursday 14th December at 1pm for our Annual Staff Christmas Lunch 🎄 We will open at 10am on Friday, and will be here on Saturday 16th from 9-12.30 for enquiries, collections and repairs 🎅🏻

01/03/2023

The start of our 50th Anniversary events and promotions .

All patients donating to the Foodbank Station in practice will be entered into a Monthly Draw for Prescription Sunglasses😎, just pop into practice or call us to organise a drop off.

Just one of the events and promotions we have coming up, keep your eyes on the page for further information 🤓

08/12/2022

Looking for Christmas Gift ideas ? Something a little different ? Our Christmas Gift Vouchers are available now 🤶

07/12/2022

We are closed this afternoon from 1.30 for our Staff Christmas Lunch, we open again tomorrow at 10 am 🤶

07/09/2022

Having a regular eye test is the simplest way of ensuring your eyes stay fit and healthy.

Call us today on 01236-429236 to book your check-up.

10/08/2022

As the schools go back for the new term and the preparation for University or College begins a piece of sound advice :

Does your child wear their Contact Lens for too many hours in a day?

Every contact lens wearer is warned not to leave the lenses in overnight. But some school and university students fail to realize is that studying for 18 or more hours straight while wearing contacts can have overbearing effects.

The main reason is that the eyes need oxygen to function and it is crucial to eye health.

Without enough oxygen, the cornea can become inflamed. This can lead to blurry vision. In the worst scenario, prolonged contact use can lead to eye infections and even corneal ulcers that can permanently damage the vision.

Some students, may fall asleep over their books while wearing contacts.

It is useful to have up to date prescription spectacles even when you mostly use your contact lenses and to wear during lengthy study periods. This will allow your eyes a rest.

Your optometrist or contact lens optician can advise the most suitable design and material of contact lenses to improve oxygen permeability. This can reduce your risk of eye injury and discomfort.