A prescription for spectacles will generally contain the powers for lenses of each eye, possibly also a reading addition power, information on the separation of the lenses and any special requirements for the lenses (eg, type of lens, tinting, coatings etc). Lens power is written in Dioptres, which is 1/focallength(metres). For example, a 5.0D (5.0 dioptre) lens has a focal length of 0.

Yes - providing that your original prescription for those glasses is less than 2 years old. You must send your glasses accompanied with a mail order form to: www.SpeckyFourEyes.com Ltd, PO BOX 908, BD1 9AQ. There is a £10 charge for this service. We will return your glasses to you as soon as we have examined your lenses.

The ability to focus on near objects decreases steadily with age and is referred to as presbyopia. Presbyopia is a natural aging of the lens. It is usually near the age of 40, when glasses or bifocals are prescribed to correct this condition.

During the eye test, your Optician will assess the degree of focussing errors in your eyes. From the results of this test, he/she will prescribe appropriate lenses for you. The optician will then complete a prescription form that describes precisely the specification of the lenses needed to correct your eyes' focussing errors. You are under no obligation to purchase glasses with these lenses from the optician that tests your eyesight. Under English law, you may buy your glasses from elsewhere.

We offer a FREE LASIK evaluation at our East Beltline location. You may present your glasses or your glasses prescription to any staff member at any of our 7 locations to determine whether or not your prescription falls within the guidelines the FDA allows us to correct. We also offer a FREE LVC seminar once a month.

Typically a person's vision will fluctuate from birth through childhood and up to approximately eighteen years of age before it stabilizes. At forty years of age, difficulty with near vision will occur and continue to progress up to approximately sixty years of age.

On a typical prescription, you will see two sets of rows. Most of the time top portion is for your OD or right eye while the bottom portion is for your OS or left eye. For Distance correction, there should always be a value under Sphere and most of the time it is negative. Its abbreviation is 'D.V.' which stands for Distance Vision. For Reading-only correction, there should always be a value under sphere and most of the time it is positive. If there is a value under Near Vision (N.V., N.V.O.

If you need a copy of your latest glasses prescription, please call the office at (706) 922-6000. If your prescription is less than a year old we will provide you a copy of it that you can pick up, or we can mail it to you, or we will call it to your preferred optician. If your prescription is over one year old we will usually recommend a repeat eye exam before providing the prescription.

Yes When ordering your glasses you will be offered the opportunity to select various tints and coating options.

You will need to go to an Optician to have an eye test. The Optician is obliged by Law to provide you with an up to date glasses prescription which you can read clearly, and you should not feel under any pressure to buy glasses from the Optician where you had your test.

Just copy the details onto the screen as they are written on your glasses prescription, if you wish you can either Post, Fax, or e.mail your prescription to us. It will be returned with your order.

You will need to contact us straight away so we can determine the reason for this. Please refer to our terms and conditions.

Normally you will receive your prescription glasses and non prescription glasses within 10 working days of order, This is necessary to comply with Consumer Protection (distance selling) Regulation 2000.More complex orders may take longer.

Answer: We recommend that you bring or purchase a strap in our Retail store to help secure your glasses during park use. However, despite the use of such devices there is still a chance that your glasses may be dislodged during use of the Rides/Attractions. Castaway Cove will not be responsible for any damage to or loss of eyewear.

No. LASIK will only eliminate your need for glasses for distance vision. If you have good distance vision, but only need glasses to read you have presbyopia and are not a candidate for LASIK.