Emmalexy optics

01/12/2023

Happy new month of December

27/08/2023

Let help me handle your Glasses with the best fitting....

08/12/2022

How old is your glasses?

05/11/2022

Hello everyone it a beautiful Saturday...
Our service still remain....
Lens supply
Frame fixing for clinic

09/02/2022

05/12/2021

INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE ??
OCD = Distance between the lateral canthus;
IPD= Distance between the pupil,
ICD = Distance between the medial canthus.

What does "pupillary distance" mean in prescription glasses?
The Pupillary Distance, (PD) - better called the Interpupillary Distance (IPD) - is the distance between the centres of your pupils when looking at the focal length the glasses are designed for. In humans, it's usually between about 50 to 80 mm.

The importance of this measurement is that the lenses in your glasses should usually be centred the same distance apart as the PD, so that lines of sight pass through the lens centres. There are exceptions, but generally this provides the most comfortable vision.

If the centres are wrongly set, then person can get headaches, double vision, or may not be able to see through your glasses at all. This is especially so for strong lenses; people with weak lenses may not notice so much difficulty.

For the most complex of modern lenses, varifocals, it needs an accuracy of half a millimetre, and is measured separately for each eye, being the distance of the pupil centre from the midline of the nose. Usually a specialised PD gauge is used to get the accuracy required.

Mistakes in PD measurement are the most common reason people cannot see with new varifocals. Just remember that if an optician or optometrist gets it wrong, you can go back and they will have to put it right at their expense.


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17/05/2021

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13/05/2021

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25/12/2020

Merry Christmas! May your happiness be large and your bills be small.

30/11/2020

We are open for business always.....

01/10/2020

Happy Independence Day Celebrations Nigeria and Happy New Month to all our Highly esteemed patients, friends and well wishers 🙏🏽🙏🏽
From Emmalexy optics

09/03/2020

Monday health tips
It's world Glaucoma week. A disease so serious that a whole week has been dedicated to sensitize everyone about this silent thief of sight.
Did you know that Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness world-wide. Currently about 78 million people live with Glaucoma.

What is Glaucoma?
Glaucoma is a group diseases that cause progressive, irreversible optic nerve damage, typically by increasing pressure in the eye.

What are the Symptoms:
Glaucoma is usually asymptomatic until it reaches advance stages. However one may experience:
-Seeing halos around lights (especially at night)
-Pain and redness (in acute cases).

What can Increase your Risk of having Glaucoma?
-Age: Although it affects people of all ages, the risk is higher for people above 50 years.
-Family history of glaucoma.
- Diabetes.
- Hypertension.
-Smoking.
- Abuse of steroid drugs.

What can you do about it:
Glaucoma cannot be cured but it can be managed when detected early.
- Have a comprehensive eye exam yearly.
- Exercise regularly.
- Eat healthy
-Use medicines only as prescribed by your doctor.
Culled from www.glaucomapatients.org/basic/statistics

01/01/2020

Vision 2020 is here

31/12/2019

VISION 2020 is finally Here!!!
Happy New Year From The Sight Land Of

I PRAY All MY DREAMS BECOME REALITY THIS YEAR 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

28/12/2019

Good evening from this side, as we're patiently waiting for #2020 lemme reveals to you what dispensing optics is all about. If you're into this profession or studying Dispensing Opticianry you're not at the WRONG path. All what you needed is to stay FOCUS, like I said previously that am bringing a lot of educative talks to you in 2020. Show LIKE, SHARE for friends to learn from it as well.
What is dispensing Optics is all about??
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Optical Dispensing is a specialised area of eye care that includes the making of corrective lenses from refractive prescriptions and the fitting of the lenses into the spectacle frames for proper visual correction. OAs often are required to perform certain tasks related to opticianry.OAs may be called upon to answer patients’questions or solve problems concerning the proper fitting or correction of their eyeglasses, serving as an intermediary between the doctor and the optician who dispensed glasses for the prescription.
Being an OPTICIAN, you needs to show your professionalism while handling your Client(s). The profession is well known worldwide.



HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone in Advance.

25/12/2019

Compliments Of the Season...

May I take this opportunity on behalf of my family, and myself to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year ahead. May your Christmas be filled with joy and happiness so that it leaves you with special unforgotable memories. And as the New Year unfolds, may it bring everything that you could ever hope for...and more.

🎄 MERRY CHRISTMAS🎄

God Bless You Always. 😊

23/12/2019

Waooo 50 like under 1week... Let keep it rolling...
More update about Emmalexy optics coming soon

20/12/2019

Who is an opticain?
An eye care professional who design, fits and dispenses eyeglasses lenses, frame, contact lenses or other device to enhance vision based on the optometrist eye examination prescription..

17/12/2019

Welcome to Emmalexy optics service...