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Archive
Defibrillator now at the practice
17th November 2021
We're pleased to inform patients, and neighbours, that we now have a new fully automatic defibrillator in our practice on St Vincent Street. Staff are trained in using it, although the reason we pu...
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Vacancy: practice receptionist
26th October 2021
We are looking for a receptionist to join our friendly team here at Cameron Optometry. The role will primarily involve communicating with patients, and managing the booking system, as well as assistin...
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Has lockdown caused your child’s vision to deteriorate?
05th October 2021
We've definitely seen more cases of myopia in children (short-sightedness) this year, quite possibly due to more screen time in the past 18 months. It's easy to say - "reduce screen time" - but we kno...
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Our children’s eye care team
27th September 2021
For anyone new to the practice, we thought it would be helpful for us to introduce our optometry team - eight optometrists all with different areas of expertise but all sharing a passion for children'...
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Could coloured lenses help your child at school?
02nd September 2021
Often when children are reluctant readers, it is that they find reading uncomfortable, perhaps experiencing the print moving or jumping around the page or appearing blurred. They may also miss or sk...
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Living independently with low vision
13th July 2021
Our specialist low vision clinic launches on Thursday 19 August. For patients who are living with low vision, we offer a range of specific services to make this adaptation to living with visual impair...
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Vision Therapy: training the brain to see well
08th July 2021
We know there is huge demand for vision therapy, and with only two qualified behavioural optometrists in Scotland, we are delighted that Emma Drewery will be with us a day a week from later this month...
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COVID-19 advice
28th April 2021
This page will have our latest information on the care we can provide during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can also find information on our Facebook page. LATEST UPDATE: Weds, 28 Apr 2021 We are opera...
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Rebecca first to obtain new glaucoma qualification
22nd April 2021
After a year like no other, we are especially impressed by our optometrist, Rebecca Daly, who is one of the first individuals to have gained the NHS Education for Scotland Glaucoma Award Training (NES...
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New treatment launches to slow the increasing myopia epidemic
14th April 2021
Myopia is expected to affect 50% of the world population by 2050. In the UK, the amount of myopia has increased from 10% to 23% of children in the past 50 years. In the past year, we have noticed an i...
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