Elalucas Contact Lenses

01/07/2025

SO ... July 24th is my last clinic!
It's been so special looking after so many people and getting to know everyone over the years
All the very best to you all

06/12/2024

MCLOSA MEETING
LEARNING always learning!!

06/08/2024

This has made a huge difference to my Scleral lens wearers.
“So fresh” main comments.
Whiter eyes too
Thanks to positive impact for distributing it in the uk

24/07/2024

Did a lovely interview with Positive Impact, you can find it below 👇

The NaturalVue® Multifocal 1 Day lens can correct astigmatism - we talk to three optometrists about how they use it.

23/07/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/9Eq1ABrYZ6eSMUHV/

Introducing KeraSoft AV

Kerasoft AV is the brand new monthly soft disposable contact lens dedicated to patients with Keratoconus, irregular cornea & cross linked patients.

KeraSoft AV’s design moves away from the traditional form of prismatic stabilisation.

This new design incorporates Freeform stabilisation in order to increase stability & reduce the overall thickness of the lens.

Find out more...
🌐 www.ultravision.co.uk
✉ sales@ultravision.com
📞 01525 381112

11/04/2024

The only make up that’s kind to my eyes!

01/12/2023

Scleral lenses date back to 1888 !!

22/11/2023

Morning to Optometrists in Bangladesh!
Happy to be teaching for World sight foundation!

06/11/2023

Am liking the new Menicon Bloom App
https://meniconbloom.com/

New Menicon Bloom App launched https://meniconbloom.com

03/10/2023

October is Blind Awareness Month... follow the link in bio to RNIB, providing information about sight loss, research development and support available.

Photo says, "Keep Calm it's just a cane"
RNIB

Guide Dogs Campaigns

06/09/2023

Great Webinar by Nick Howard

04/09/2023

A common misconception is that blind people can see nothing at all. While some people may have no useful vision, sight loss is a spectrum and some people can see light, depth or colour perception, for instance. There’s a huge number of visual combinations of what people can and can’t see.

What else would you like people to know about the spectrum of sight?

[Image description: The top half of the image has a pink background with white copy that says: '7% of blind people', and the bottom half is white with pink copy that reads: 'have no useful vision.']