Spectacles

For some people glasses are a necessity, for others spectacles are a style statement. We believe in giving you a functional and fashionable choice. The Nigel Gainey team will help you choose the perfect glasses for your needs. We'll always provide honest advice about what's best for you and find a frame that you'll really love. By keeping up to date with the latest lenses and technology, we can select the right option for you. It is important to us that you are completely happy with your glasses:

Our qualified Dispensing Opticians will measure and fit your glasses to make sure they’re perfect for you

We’ll ensure your glasses are supplied promptly and that they meet our high quality standards.

We are proud to supply lenses from high quality suppliers, including, Zeiss, Essilor and Hoya with the highest optical and cosmetic benefits

Please ask in store for further details if you require thinner and lighter lens options.

We have a range of frames to suit every budget.

Complete single vision spectacles start at just £60.00.

The Nigel Gainey team offers a highly professional service and stocks a wide range of frames and sunglasses. Sunglasses are available as standard or with prescription lenses. Contact us to find out for yourself why we are different. Call on 01752 366022.

Childrens

Nigel Gainey provide sight tests for children and stock an exciting range of glasses. It can be hard to tell if your child has a problem with their sight, which makes it all the more important to ensure they have regular eye checks.

Signs that children may have problems with their vision can include:

    Squinting
Holding objects close to their face
Rubbing their eyes
Sitting too close to the TV or computer
One eye turning inwards or outwards

Any of these indicators are worth investigating with an optometrist as soon as possible. Even without any of these symptoms, eye checks every two years are important to monitor a child’s eye health as they grow and develop.

Squinting or having a "lazy eye" is something to be especially aware of. The condition is called Amblyopia and means that the vision in one eye does not develop properly. If not identified and treated by about age 7-8 years old, it can cause irreparable damage - but diagnosed properly and treated early, it is usually correctable.

Our team know exactly what to look for when it comes to children's ocular health and can guide parents through the process, as well putting little ones at ease throughout.

If they need glasses, we offer a range of fun and functional frames that will appeal to children of all ages.