Opthalmologist?

[Streetbudgie]

Anyone know of a website that provides info and Customer reviews of Opthalmologists in defined areas?

Need to find a new one and haven't got a clue where to start looking.

Not interested in going to high street opticians as all that silly reading charts and trying different lenses for 10 seconds doesn't work.

[caretaker]

works for me. worn specs for 45 years.

[Streetbudgie]

Doesn't work for me 

[Tmation]

You need an Optometrist (proper optician) if you want your eyes testing  and glasses


[/size]Optometry[/size] is a [/size]health care profession[/color][/size] concerned with the health of the [/size]eyes[/color][/size] and related structures, as well as [/size]vision[/color][/size], [/size]visual systems[/color][/size], and [/size]vision information processing[/color][/size] in humans. Optometrists are trained to prescribe and fit lenses to improve vision, and to diagnose and treat various eye diseases

[/size]
[/size]An [/size]ophthalmologist[/size] is a specialist in medical and surgical eye problems. Since ophthalmologists perform operations on eyes, they are considered to be both [/size]surgical[/color][/size] and [/size]medical[/color][/size] specialists.
[/size]
[/size]Make sure you search for the right specialist

[MarchRide]

Where you at?
My bro is an optician in Colchester, head partner in independant opticians. He's good but not cheap. I go to Specsavers!!
Tori is one of his happy patients.

[Streetbudgie]

Hornchurch so not too far away but I have booked one now that was recommended to me, I'll see how I get on...