Welcome
Jonathan Partridge Optometrists is a family run business based in Welshpool, established in 1990. Our aim is to provide the best possible standard of eye care to all our patients, many of whom now travel to us from an ever-increasing area.
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People with Myopia are at higher risk of serious eye conditions, and worryingly this risk increases as the myopia increases.
A great deal of research is focusing on effective ways to limit this progression.
Take a look at our latest newsletter to see what we're up to and get some free advice on eye care and all things optical.
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Need an eye test? If you are concerned about your vision, or any aspect of eye health then
we have the latest facilities and the expertise to provide the best possible care.
We offer a wide range of frames for every budget including: Eco, Flexon, Gucci, Land Rover,
Oakley, Reykjavik, Silhouette, Stepper, Tom Ford and many more.
We offer a wide range of services for both eye wear and eye care.
To see some of what we can to for you today please browse our services section.
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is equivalent to an optical ultrasound. It takes a cross-section picture of your retina,
the light-sensitive tissue lining at the back of the eye. It is an established and accurate
technique to view the inside of a patient's eye non-invasively that allows for the detection
of eye disease far sooner than other methods.
Your eyes can be affected by a number of common conditions and diseases. Please take a
look at our guide for more information.
A WGOS Level 2 and 5 assess the needs of a patient who requires immediate or urgent eye care, including the prescription of medication where required, whereas WGOS 3 is the replacement for the Low Vision Service Wales which enables Optometrists to determine a person's residual vision, and then improve it with various Optical and non-Optical devices. It can also be used to certify an individual as sight impaired.
Although the Government has awarded the contract for routine visual fields examinations to a well known
multiple group, there have been many instances where licences have been unnecessarily revoked.
We have carried out our own examinations and have reported directly to the DVLA, on behalf of patients.
To date we have been successful in having these decisions changed and licenses been reissued in quite a few cases.