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Vision checks critical to preventing falls among older Australians
Visual impairment could double the risk of falls in older Australians[i], a leading cause for hospital admissions among the older population[ii]. However fall-related injuries can be avoided through early detection of eye disease and undertaking regular eye...
Our top 3 tips for keeping your eyes comfortable during winter
During winter your eyes are exposed to more challenging conditions. Here are our top 3 tips to help your eyes stay comfortable during winter. Keep your eyes moist During winter, the air becomes drier. This is made worse by wood fires and electric heaters. This...
The New Acuvue Oasys with Transitions is Here!
Do you wear contact lenses? You should ask us about the new groundbreaking Acuvue Oasys Transitions contact lenses. These are the first contact lenses with revolutionary technology to reduce blaring light to deliver effortless sight with less squinting from dawn until...
Let Us Look Deep into Your Eyes with Our Latest Technology, the OCT
Ocular Coherence Tomography (OCT) is an exciting new technology that allows us to look deep into your eyes. The OCT is a fantastic piece of equipment that allows our Optometrists to diagnose conditions such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, posterior vitreous...
THIS ‘NAUGHTIES’ EYEWEAR TREND IS BACK
Whether we’re emotionally ready for it or not, the revival of fashion from the 2000s has begun. Yep, that’s right–better get ready to relive some of your best ‘what was I thinking?’ moments. While some of the eyewear trends of the ‘naughties’ can stay well and truly...
Staying fit and focused at forty
Staying fit and focused at forty Latest studies show that eye disease and visual impairment increase three-fold with each decade of life after 40 years of age[1]. From the age of 40 onwards everyone will experience changes in their near vision. This condition, known...
10 Things You Should Teach Your Kids about Eye Health
You only get one set of eyes in your lifetime so it’s important that you take care of them as best as you can. As a parent, teaching your children about eye health, hygiene and safety can be vital to their future eye health. To help with the education process, here...
Why is Too Much Blue Light Bad for My Eyes?
Blue light is everywhere, with the sun being a major source of blue light. Now it’s important to note that not all blue light you are exposed to on a daily basis is bad. In fact, some blue light exposure is good for our health as it helps to: Increase your alertness...
What Should I Expect When I Have My Eyes Tested at Cooper and Lourie Family Optometrists?
At Cooper and Lourie Family Optometrists it is our highest priority that we provide you with the most comprehensive and technologically advanced eye examination available. We also love taking the time to get to know each of our patients so that we can help them...
New lenses designed for computer users
Blue light control technology Recommended for: Computer and digital device users Benefits Enhanced contrast on digital screens Reduces level of high energy blue light Nowadays, we spend more time using a wide variety of digital devices to work, learn and be...
Dr Geoffrey Cooper voted Top 3 Optometrists in Perth!
COOPER & LOURIE FAMILY OPTOMETRISTS DR. GEOFFREY N. COOPER Hey, congratulations! You are now listed as one of the Top 3 Optometrists in Perth, WA in 2020. We would like to Thank You for providing consistent high-quality service in your area of business. Our...
Food for your eyes!
Benefits of Juicing – Juicing for Vision Health Enzyme protection. Enzymes are the catalysts for your body’s essential and effective functioning. They increase the rate nearly all the chemical reactions in every cell and different glands and organs produce these...
Optometrist says conjunctivitis triggers can mostly be avoided
Severe conjunctivitis can harm your vision if left untreated. Conjunctivitis occurs when the thin transparent layer that lines the inner eyelids and the white parts of the eye, becomes inflamed. There are three types of conjunctivitis: infectious, allergic and toxic...
New Fully Covered NO GAP range coming soon!
Our lovely optical staff spent this morning selecting the latest fashions for our fully covered optical range! 👓 👓 These new HBF fully covered frames are coming soon to our Innaloo practice. Come and check them out if you would like to get a NO GAP pair of spectacles...
Top 5 vitamins essential for eye health and where to find them
Having a balanced and healthy diet is the key to maintaining good eye health and reducing your risk of developing preventable eye diseases such as macular degeneration, cataracts and glaucoma. Recent studies conducted by the national eye institute have found that...
Do you suffer from Headache & Migraines?
Headache & Migraine Awareness is an opportunity to learn more about the difference between the two, what may cause them, how to manage them and how to seek help! At Cooper & Lourie Family Optometrists, we have a strong interest in how headaches and migraines...