Peter Ivins Eye Care celebrates 5th birthday

“It seems hard to believe but our practice is now five years old. When we started off, we had a vision of a practice based on a preventative eye care model using the very latest technology. This was a different model to most optometric practices but I’m pleased to say, mainly through the recommendation of our patients, the practice has grown and continues to grow.  During that time we have added some new and talented members of staff, new technology, a fantastic collection of frames and sunglasses and some new exciting clinical services including myopia control clinic for children, Orthokeratology clinics, dry eye and Blepharitis clinic and our specialist contact lens clinic for scleral and hybrid contact lenses.  We also had the honour of being voted the Technology Practice of the year 2015 for the whole of the UK.

I’d like to thank all the thousands of patients who have trusted their and their family’s eye care to our practice and made all of those recommendations. We will always do our best to continue to deliver to you what we set out to achieve.  Equally as we enter the next five years I’d like to extend a personal invitation, if you’ve not already come here, to you and your family to come along and experience what we have to offer.

I can guarantee you world class eye care, a nice friendly comfortable environment, easy private parking, great ranges of affordable and designer eye wear for adults and children, the latest spectacle and contact lens designs as well as great service and advice.

Remember the NHS in Scotland provides an eye examination to everybody so there is no cost to you   and we would be delighted to look after you.  All you have to do is to phone our practice on 0141 943 3300 or book online by clicking here and we will take care of the rest.”

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