Posted on July 9th, 2014
We are pleased to announce that between June, July and August 2014 we will be offering a free upgrade to Transitions lenses (light reacting lenses) throughout the NIKON lens range! Transitions lenses are fast acting photo chromatic lenses which give you protection from glare and block UV. Transitions lenses continuously adapt to changing light –
Keep reading »
Posted on July 8th, 2014
It is often wrongly assumed that ordering contact lenses through the internet is the cheapest way to wear lenses…. However, once the cost of regular check-ups, un-scheduled checks and internet restrictions are factored in – it can often end up being the same price or only marginally cheaper, making it more cost effective and convenient to
Keep reading »
Posted on July 8th, 2014
To see if contact lenses are for you, why not book in for our FREE tolerance check? This is a great way to establish if you are a suitable candidate for contact lenses and with no money up-front, its no risk! The process couldn’t be easier: Following a consultation with a qualified Optometrist and based
Keep reading »
Posted on January 10th, 2014
This year sees 150 years of the Royal May Day in Knutsford and its set to be a big event! The Knutsford Heritage Centre has lots of plans in conjunction with the May Day committee and everyone is very excited to see what they have in store. We are happy to announce that we have
Keep reading »
Posted on January 8th, 2014
Rock Optika handmade frames arrived at Knutsford yesterday. The team were hugely excited because this brand is an independant label from England and made in France – handmade, finished to a great standard – read on for details… Designer, Tom Herrington says it best…. “Sunglasses have always been ‘cool’ spectacles have never been ‘cooler’.
Keep reading »
Posted on October 31st, 2013
Halloween was extra spooky this year in Knutsford with the arrival of the first PUMPKIN PATH. 16 local retailers – Clare & Illingworth being one of them – displayed a pumpkin in their windows with a letter carved into it. Together the letters spelt KNUTSFORD HALLOWEEN. The town was FULL with famillies searching for the
Keep reading »