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Main Street Eyecare Mornington

Locality: Mornington, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5975 3235

Address: 57 Main Street 3931 Mornington, VIC, Australia

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22.01.2022 We are back!! Our new interim trading hours are: Monday 11am - 2pm Tuesday 10:30am - 1:30pm Wednesday 11:00am - 1:00pm Thursday 10:30am - 4:30pm... Friday 10:30am - 1:30pm Closed Saturday & Sunday If you need to contact us outside these hours, please call and leave a message on 59753235 or email [email protected] **stringent hygiene protocols in place. If you have any cold or flu symptoms or feel unwell, please make contact by phone. We look forward to looking after all your eyecare and eye health needs. Kay, Russ, El & the team at Main Street Eyecare See more

22.01.2022 It’s good to be back! (Limited hours) We’ve been socially distancing & flattening the curve. Whilst we are not quite back to everyday normal trading hours, we do have limited emergency testing consultations available. El is here today until 2pm & Saturday 9:30 - 1pm to answer your questions or pop in store for any adjustments, orders or general enquiries. If we aren’t available when you call, please leave a message and we will get back within 1 business day. We have VERY stringent sanitising processes in place for your health, safety & reassurance Phone: 59753235 or email [email protected]

21.01.2022 Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and thank you for all your support during the year. Here’s to a safe and a Happy New Year from Main Street Eyecare

18.01.2022 We are still here for you. Stage 4 restrictions have meant some reduced hours but we can still see you for your urgent & necessary eye health consultations, orders, adjustments and repairs. Our hours of availability are now: Monday 10:30-2:30 (Closed 8th Sept only) Tuesday CLOSED Wednesday 11:30-2:30 Thursday 10:30-2:30... Friday 10:30-2:30 Please call for any Enquiries on 59753235. Stay well and stay safe See more

18.01.2022 To all the Mothers out there, today we celebrate you. Happy Mother’s Day

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17.01.2022 CELEBRATING MATERIALS’ SIMPLICITY AND OUR LOVE FOR UNIQUENESS TARIAN spotlights craft’s natural raw materials: clays, enamels, acetate and metals. Ornamental and useful, both the glasses and ceramics are designed and crafted in keeping with craft’s traditions: small series, natural materials, meticulous care for details and the beauty of handmade creations. In the Studio, an old stable in Haut-Marais, Paris, Jeremy fully explore colors, mixes of acetate shavings for his eyewear, combinations of pigmented clays form marbled ceramics. Eyewear frames are traditionally made and assembled in both France (Jura) and Japan and the ceramics are individually handmade in his Parisian studio. #tarian #optical #eyewear #france #handmade #art #spectacles #supportlocal

16.01.2022 Ask the question @ruokday then keep the conversation going

15.01.2022 Stockists of the latest Paul Taylor Eyewear. Come visit us in store today

14.01.2022 Due to the new stage 4 restrictions, we have had to close the practice for a short period of time whilst we get in place our COVIDSafe plan to ensure the safety and well-being for all our staff and patients. We are still available off site for any deliveries, contact lens orders and general enquiries. Leave a message at the practice and one of our staff will endeavour to assist you as soon as possible. For any eye emergencies, please visit your GP, your local hospital or the Eye and ear hospital. Please everyone stay safe and well and we will return as soon as we are able. Ph: 59753235. As the store is closed and unattended, we will return your messages within one business day. For immediate emergency questions or advice, please contact El on 0400300926.

11.01.2022 Living with diabetes can force major changes to your lifestyle, but if left unchecked, it can also rob you of your vision. Research shows after 20 years of ty...pe 1 diabetes, 99 percent of people will have some type of diabetic damage to the eyes and 60 percent of type 2 diabetes will have suffer damage. The trouble is: there’s hardly any warning signs. So, you are urged to get an annual eye exam from an independent optometrist to spot problems in time.

11.01.2022 Did you know? - Eyes recuperate rapidly. With appropriate consideration, it takes just around 48 hours to repair a minor corneal scratch. - There are around 39 ...million individuals that are visually impaired around the world. - 80% of vision issues worldwide are avoidable or even treatable. - Humans and dogs are the only species known to look for visual signals from another person’s eyes, and dogs possibly do this while communicating with people. - A fingerprint has 40 special characteristics, however an iris (the coloured part of your eye) has 256, a reason retina scans are progressively being used for security purposes. - Individuals who are visually impaired can see their fantasies if they weren’t born blind. - Red eye happens in photographs since light from the flash bounces off the rear of the eye. The choroid is situated behind the retina and is wealthy in veins, which cause it to seem red on film. See more

09.01.2022 We will be closed the next two days due to unforeseen circumstances...but we will be back Wednesday. Thank you for all your love and support #supportsmallbusiness #supportlocal #eyewear #optometry #eyehealth #morningtonpeninsula

09.01.2022 A vitamin-A rich diet cannot be skipped when maintaining eye-friendly habits. Eggs, meat, salmon, tuna, green leafy vegetables, as well as citrus fruits, are so...me foods to include in your diet. In addition to including foods rich in vitamin A, also consume foods rich in antioxidants and vitamin C.

08.01.2022 After 14 incredible years working along side Kay and the Main Street Eyecare family, I wish all the patients, customer, colleagues and locals the utmost love, joy and good health now and always as I say my farewell. With a recent move away from the Peninsula, my undergraduate studies coming to an end and a new family dynamic to nurture, I felt now was a great time for new adventures in my new season. I have met some spectacular people and had some incredibly beautiful spirits offer me the privilege of serving them and loving into their lives. Thank you to Kay, Russ, Matt, Louise, Leo and the wider Main Street Eyecare family & Peninsula community for making room for me all these years. Treasured memories and family I will miss dearly. Stay healthy. El x

08.01.2022 Let us know about your experince with the staff, products and service by leaving a Google review. We are always striving to offer the most up to date expertise, advice, products and services possible. We love feedback and we love to know you’re happy. Leave a review, a photo or some love at https://www.google.com.au/search Thank you to all our patients and supporters locally and afar. Stay safe and well xx

07.01.2022 It may seem less urgent to have an eye exam now due to COVID19 if you’re not experiencing vision problems, but more than 270 serious conditions can be detected ... which may affect the way you see and your overall health. Most are asymptomatic, so an annual eye exam by an independent optometrist is recommended to keep you healthy. For those working or attending school from home now, increased screen time can cause eye strain, which can lead to symptoms such as headaches and blurry vision. Whether you’re experiencing digital eye strain or dry eyes, or if you have health conditions such as hypertension or diabetes, comprehensive eye exams are vital. Anyone with risk factors for glaucoma such as being over age 60, having a family history of glaucoma or physical injuries to the eye should have regular appointments for eye pressure. And being checked for cataracts from age 60 can help prevent loss of sight

06.01.2022 Getting your eyes tested by a qualified Optometrist or an Eye Specialist regularly is very important. Many people have been putting this off due to COVID19. Regular eye examinations help find any symptoms associated with eye strains and provide you with solutions.

06.01.2022 W E L C O M E B A C K to Main Street! It's been a long time but we can safely say we are OPEN FOR BUSINESS. THANKYOU for your support, patience and loyalty. We... are thrilled to have you back in our hood. Please ensure Covid safe practices when out and about so we can all enjoy what Mornington has to offer. xx See more

06.01.2022 While we have all been stuck at home, we haven't been using makeup as much - Did you know bacteria grows fast in mascara? Even though you may not have used them it is important to replace your products every three months to avoid developing an eye infection.

02.01.2022 If you want to properly take care of your eyes, you should make changes to your diet. The foods you regularly eat can affect how your eyes function, as well as ...their susceptibility to common eye diseases. The eye is a delicate organ that needs a proper amount of protein in order to remain healthy and functional. You can get protein by eating foods such as fish, chicken, and beef. If you want variety, be creative with your meals and look for recipes that use ingredients packed with protein.

02.01.2022 Did you know? - An eye is made out of over 2 million working parts. - Just 1/6 of the human eyeball is uncovered. - Corneas are the only tissues that don’t have... blood. - The human eye weighs about simply under an ounce and is about an inch across. - An eye can’t be transplanted. More than 1 million nerve fibres interface each eye to the brain and as of now, we’re not ready to reproduce those connections. - 80% of our memories are dictated by what we see. See more

01.01.2022 After working from home for the last 12 months it might be time for an eye check? Wearing glasses or contact lenses can correct refractive errors and make your ...vision clearer. But if you have the wrong prescription, which is possible, it may do more harm than good. Wearing the wrong prescription glasses for a prolonged period of time can cause eye strain, resulting in itching or burning eyes and soreness in or around the eyes. See more