As autumn arrives with its vibrant palette and crisp breezes, Ellis & Thompson Optometrists are here to help you protect your eye health. In this comprehensive eye care guide, we present five top tips to ensure your eyes thrive during the autumn season.

Are you looking for experienced optometrists in Cobham who provide the best eye care services? Look no further than Ellis & Thompson Optometrists.

Discover the revolutionary Optomap Eye Scan technology that is transforming the way we diagnose and monitor eye health. Learn about the benefits of Optomap eye scans, including early detection and detailed retinal evaluation. Book your appointment today and experience the power of the Optomap eye scan.

Are regular eye examinations important? Find out why they are vital for our overall health and why you need to book your eye examination at Ellis & Thompson Optometrists in Cobham.

Ellis & Thompson Optometrists - opticians in Cobham, is your trusted source for exceptional eye care and eyewear services in Cobham, Surrey. As one of the best opticians in the area, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standard of care and attention. From routine eye exams and personalised frame styling advice to a wide selection of prescription glasses and luxury sunglasses, we have everything you need to maintain healthy vision and keep your eyes looking great.

Here at Ellis & Thompson, we are continually investing in state-of-the-art equipment, including the Heidelberg Spectralis 4D OCT Eye Scanner, Gold standard Humphreys Visual Field Analyser and Corneal Topography.

Now that summer is here, what better time for our resident Optometrists to answer your burning questions about protecting your eyes in the sunshine?

We’ve all been there. Squinting into the glare as the sun reflects off the road or the bonnet of the car, trying our best to carry on driving. Well, there’s something you can do about that, and they’re called polarised lenses.

With Diabetes Awareness Week upon us, now is the perfect moment to discuss how diabetes affects eyesight. The short answer is that it can cause a number of eye conditions, although not everyone with diabetes will develop one.

We’re finding that patients are asking, in increasing numbers, if their daily routines are harming their eyesight. And with good reason. The amount of time we spend looking at screens has risen dramatically over the last few decades and while they help us work and keep us entertained, time spent looking at screens isn’t all good.