Eye Care Services in Withington, Manchester

If you love your current frames but need to update your prescription or repair lenses, our spectacles fitting service lets you reglaze your glasses and keep the frame you know and like.

We have 1000’s of frames in stock. If you’re looking for a particular design or colour, ask a member of staff and we will help you find the right option.

Our Glasses MOT includes checks and adjustments, replacing pads and screws when required, ultrasonic cleaning, and advice on looking after your glasses.

If you want a new look, we can also guide you through frame options and lens choices that suit your day-to-day tasks.

Spectacle lens options can be tailored for screens, driving, and different working distances. We will explain these in plain language.

For spectacle lenses we use the world’s most trusted Essilor brand, giving customers choices on quality, functionality, coatings, and care. We are an Essilor Expert store.

Call us to book a fitting or Glasses MOT and we will advise availability.

During a contact lens fitting assessment, the optometrist determines if you are a good candidate for contact lenses and which lens type best suits your lifestyle.

The checks include examining your eyes' front surfaces, a vision test, and measurements of your eyes. You will be given a pair of lenses to trial, with guidance on how to insert, remove, and care for them.

Contact lens aftercare evaluates whether your current lenses are correcting your vision and checks the health of the front surface of the eye where the lens sits.

A contact lens assessment is required in the UK to supply lenses. We will guide you through the fitting and aftercare process.

Dry eye is a condition in which a person doesn't have enough quality tears to lubricate and nourish the eye. It is common and often chronic, particularly in older adults.

Tears spread across the front surface of the eye with each blink to provide lubrication, reduce the risk of infection, wash away foreign matter, and keep vision clear.

Dry eyes can occur when tear production and drainage are not in balance. An assessment helps us recommend the next steps for comfort.

We focus on practical, step-by-step advice you can use at home, and we can discuss further options if symptoms persist.

Dry eyes can be diagnosed through a comprehensive eye examination with emphasis on the evaluation of the quantity and quality of tears produced by the eyes.

The NHS introduced the Community Urgent Eyecare Service (CUES) to provide urgent assessment, treatment, or referral for sudden eye problems. Sore, itchy, red eye symptoms can be assessed through this pathway.

The service is available across the North West, with some regions excluded. Call us to confirm eligibility and book an appointment before visiting.

CUES assessments are NHS‑funded for eligible patients, but some treatments or additional services may be chargeable.

For full guidance and safety information, visit the dedicated Red Eye Clinic page. If you have severe pain, sudden vision loss, chemical injury, or serious trauma, seek urgent medical care.

Clinic fees

Fees shown are for guidance. NHS eligibility applies to qualifying patients. Please call us if you are unsure which fee applies to you.