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26/01/2026

A new week has begun, and January is drawing to a close. This is a good time to schedule your eye examination.

Your eyes work continuously every day. Routine eye care helps maintain clear vision and protect long-term eye health.

Visit Vision Experts Eye Clinic
No. 19 Rumuadaolu Market Road, Rumuola, Port Harcourt

šŸ“ž 07014985072

22/01/2026

Ever notice zigzag lines, flashing lights, or blind spots just before a headache begins?

This may not be an ordinary migraine. It could be a visual aura or a retinal migraine, caused by brief miscommunication between the eyes and the brain.

This is why routine eye examinations are essential. A comprehensive eye exam can uncover visual or neurological concerns early, even when symptoms seem mild or occasional.

In this video, we explain these warning signs, how they differ from regular migraines, and when to see an eye care professional. Early detection protects your vision and supports long-term eye health.

For your routine eye examination, visit Vision Experts Eye Clinic
No. 19 Rumuadaolu Market Road, Rumuola, Port Harcourt
šŸ“ž 07014985072

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05/01/2026

Weā€™re Open for 2026

Vision Experts Eye Clinic is pleased to welcome you back. Our clinic is open and ready to care for your eyes with patience, skill, and professionalism.

If you are coming in for a routine check or a specific concern, you are welcome to walk in or book an appointment at your convenience.

šŸ•˜ Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM ā€“ 5:00 PM | Saturday: 9:00 AM ā€“ 3:00 PM

šŸ“ No. 19 Rumuadaolu Market Road, Rumuola, Port Harcourt

šŸ“ž 07014985072

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02/01/2026

Happy New Year to our wonderful clients!

Thank you for the trust you placed in us over the past year. Your support, referrals, and loyalty mean so much, and we are truly grateful to be part of your journey toward clearer sight and healthier eyes.

As the new year unfolds, we remain committed to providing thoughtful care, reliable service, and solutions you can trust. May 2026 bring you good health, clear vision, and peace of mind.

We pray that this year grants you strength for each day, wisdom in your decisions, and calm in your heart. May your paths be guided, your efforts rewarded, and your homes filled with peace and protection.

Thank you for being part of the Vision Experts family. We look forward to serving you with the same dedication to solution, care, and style.

27/11/2025

The month is almost over. Do not put your eye care on hold.

If it has been a while since your last eye check, this is the right time to book a comprehensive eye examination.

Visit visionexpertseyeclinicph
No. 19 Rumuadaolu Market Road, Rumuola

šŸ“ž 07014985072

Clear vision starts with proper care. Book your appointment today.

World Diabetes Day calls attention to how often diabetes affects the eyes before any symptoms appear. A regular eye exam...
14/11/2025

World Diabetes Day calls attention to how often diabetes affects the eyes before any symptoms appear.

A regular eye examination remains one of the strongest ways to prevent the vision loss that can come with the condition when it is left unchecked.

Your eyes serve you every day. Give them the care they need by booking your annual diabetic eye check.

03/11/2025

Focus on Sight: Understanding Diabetic and Hypertensive Retinopathy

November is dedicated to raising awareness about Diabetic and Hypertensive Retinopathyā€”two conditions that quietly threaten vision if left unchecked. Both result from damage to the blood vessels that nourish the retina, often caused by prolonged high blood sugar or uncontrolled blood pressure.

In the early stages, there may be no warning signs. Over time, however, these conditions can lead to blurred vision, eye pain, or even permanent blindness. The good news is that vision loss from retinopathy can often be prevented through routine eye examinations and proper management of underlying health conditions.

Everyone is encouraged to:
ā€¢ Monitor blood sugar and blood pressure regularly.
ā€¢ Maintain a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
ā€¢ Visit a licensed optometrist for annual comprehensive eye checks.
ā€¢ Seek prompt care for any changes in vision.

The Nigerian Optometric Association emphasizes that prevention begins with awareness. By identifying risks early and staying consistent with medical and eye care, we can protect millions from avoidable blindness.

Healthy eyes, healthy lifeā€”take action today.

29/10/2025

Be Careful What You Put in Your Eyes šŸ‘ļøšŸ’Š

Last week, a patient visited the clinic with an eye drop he had paid for during a free medical outreach. He wasnā€™t told what it was or how to use it. Sadly, he has now lost vision in one eye.

This is a painful reminder of how important it is to know exactly what medication youā€™re using ā€” whether an eye drop or a tablet. Always ask for the name, purpose, and proper instructions before using any drug.

Free medical outreaches and community programs are often done with good intentions, but please be cautious. If you are ever unsure about a medication, see a qualified health professional before using it.

Your eyes are precious ā€” protect them with knowledge and care.

03/10/2025

When was the last time your child had an eye check?

Good vision is vital for learning, playing, and thriving, yet many children go without the care they need. Just as dentist visits and vaccines are part of a childā€™s yearly health routine, so too should regular eye examinations.

This World Sight Day, under the theme Love Your Eyes, letā€™s remember to Love Your Kidsā€™ Eyes.
Make that appointment with an eye care professional today.

Countdown to World Sight Day 2025

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Countdown to World Sight Day 2025šŸ’ƒTheme: Love Your Eyes: Vision for EveryoneToday, I attended to an 8-year-old boy with ...
29/09/2025

Countdown to World Sight Day 2025šŸ’ƒ

Theme: Love Your Eyes: Vision for Everyone

Today, I attended to an 8-year-old boy with albinism who had been referred for an eye check. His teacher noticed he was struggling in class and raised the concern with his parents. That simple act of care made all the difference.

After his eye exam, we found he needed glasses. At first, his father was unsure, but with a little encouragement he agreed. The boy left smilingā€”ready to see clearly and learn better.

Parents, please make your childrenā€™s health a priority. Good vision is closely tied to learning, confidence, and growth.

And to every teacher who pays attention when a child is falling behindā€”thank you. Your concern may be the reason a childā€™s life changes for the better.

As we count down to World Sight Day on Thursday, 9th October, letā€™s remember to love our eyes and help the children around us do the same.

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Countdown to World Sight Day 2025šŸ’ƒTheme: Love Your Eyes: Vision for EveryoneToday , I attended to an 8-year-old boy wit...
29/09/2025

Countdown to World Sight Day 2025šŸ’ƒ

Theme: Love Your Eyes: Vision for Everyone

Today , I attended to an 8-year-old boy with albinism who had been referred for an eye check. His teacher noticed he was struggling in class and raised the concern with his parents. That simple act of care made all the difference.

After his eye exam, we found he needed glasses. At first, his father was unsure, but with a little encouragement he agreed. The boy left smilingā€”ready to see clearly and learn better.

Parents, please make your childrenā€™s health a priority. Good vision is closely tied to learning, confidence, and growth.

And to every teacher who pays attention when a child is falling behindā€”thank you. Your concern may be the reason a childā€™s life changes for the better.

As we count down to World Sight Day on Thursday, 9th October, letā€™s remember to love our eyes and help the children around us do the same.

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Did you know your eye care provider might be the first to detect signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, or even a brain...
22/09/2025

Did you know your eye care provider might be the first to detect signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, or even a brain tumor?

For World Retina Week, we're highlighting the incredible story your retina tells about your overall health.

It's a reminder that protecting your vision is about so much more than seeing clearly: it's about seeing the whole picture of your well-being!

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
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