Happy New Year from Blackheath Eyecare
Happy New Year! We’re getting into the final stages of our refurbishment. Have you had a peek through the shutters? Should you have any queries, our phone lines are now open. Our practice will officially re-open on Thursday January 7th. We look forward to seeing you very soon!
Merry Christmas from Blackheath Eyecare
The team at Blackheath Eyecare Opticians wishes you all a lovely Christmas and new year. We are now closed for the festive period, and our phone lines will re-open from January 2nd 2016. As our practice is currently undergoing refurbishment, we will officially re-open on January 7th 2016. We look forward to seeing you next […]
Refurbishment Day Nine
It’s DAY NINE, our new walls are up and the air-conditioning unit is being installed! We think it’s looking pretty spiffy already, don’t you? Remember if you have any queries, we are contactable on 020 8305 1060 and we are booking for the new year!
Refurbishment Day Three
It’s DAY THREE, and our new front window is going in! Soon you will be able to see hints of our new colour scheme! Remember to contact us on 020 8305 1060 if you have any queries. Our appointments are filling up fast for the new year!
Refurbishment Day One
Today is DAY ONE of our makeover, and the builders are well into demolition mode, with the practice looking almost bare as bones! Please note, should you have any queries, we are still contactable on 020 8305 1060 and are booking appointments for the new year (http://tinyurl.com/BE-eye-exam). Stay tuned for more information and sneak peeks!
Blackheath Eyecare’s new image!
Exciting changes are about to be made to our practice. We are having a makeover! We will be closed for refurbishment from Monday 7th December and will re-open early January 2016. Should you have any queries during this period, our phone lines will be working as normal up until Wednesday 23rd December. Here’s a sneak […]
Dry Eyes treatments at Blackheath Eyecare
Omega 3 Fatty Acids have been found to be greatly beneficial to eye health. Omega 3’s can be derived from nuts, flaxseed oil and oily fish such as tuna, salmon or mackerel, and are vital for macula health and improving dry eye related conditions. Ask us about dry eye assessment.
Halloween at Blackheath Eyecare
It’s almost Halloween and things are getting a bit spooky down here at Blackheath Eyecare. If you haven’t already, come and check out our fantastically frightful display of designer frames lurking in the window. But beware, frames are mysteriously disappearing one by one… Come in if you dare, you won’t be disappointed! Here’s a sneak […]