Forestway Optometry Glenrose

Forestway Optometry Glenrose Forestway Optometry - see what you've been missing! Proudly serving the Forest community since 1992.

Forestway Optometry has been providing optometric services and eyecare since 1992. We have grown through a commitment to service, clinical excellence, value and product range. We provide full scope optometry including eye examinations, eye health checks, diabetes and glaucoma monitoring, cataract assessment, computerised visual field testing, colour vision and depth perception testing. We have an

extensive range of contact lenses, to meet the needs of nearly every patient. We offer a 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty on all our full priced frames and a 12 month Warranty on frames from our Value Package ranges. Most examinations can be Bulk Billed through Medicare and we are always delighted to see patients from the Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA). Eyewear Solutions Categories
Spectacle Lenses
Single Vision Lenses
Bifocal Lenses
Progressive Lenses
Occupational/Task Specific Lenses
Prescription Sunglass Lenses
Transitions Lenses
Contact Lenses
Daily Disposables Contact Lenses
Fortnightly Contact Lenses
Monthly Contact Lenses
Extended Wear Contact Lenses
Custom Contact Lenses
OrthoKeratology Contact Lenses
Contact Lenses for Astigmatism
Bifocal Contact Lenses
Multifocal Contact Lenses
Coloured Contact Lenses
Sunglasses
Fashion Sunglasses
Sports Sunglasses
Prescription Sunglasses
Kids Sunglasses
Specialty Eyewear
Safety Eyewear
Sports Eyewear
Magnifiers
Binoculars
Low Vision Aids
Other
Contact Lens Solutions
Eye Drops
Lens Sprays
Lens Cloths
Access

With shorter days and cooler weather, we naturally spend more time indoors on our devices. Remember to balance your scre...
18/06/2026

With shorter days and cooler weather, we naturally spend more time indoors on our devices. Remember to balance your screen time with regular breaks to keep your vision sharp and comfortable during the winter months. Look after your eyes this winter: book your next eye check.

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To reduce glare and to make it more comfortable on the eyes, ensure the lighting in the room is dimmer than the computer...
17/06/2026

To reduce glare and to make it more comfortable on the eyes, ensure the lighting in the room is dimmer than the computer screen. If the text on the screen is too small, enlarge the text for comfortable reading. Learn more about digital eye strain.

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To reduce glare and to make it more comfortable on the eyes, ensure the lighting in the room is dimmer than the computer...
17/06/2026

To reduce glare and to make it more comfortable on the eyes, ensure the lighting in the room is dimmer than the computer screen. If the text on the screen is too small, enlarge the text for comfortable reading. Learn more about digital eye strain.

s.patientengage.ai/WGIjM2

June is Cataract Awareness Month. Did you know that cataracts are a leading cause of blindness worldwide, and nearly hal...
10/06/2026

June is Cataract Awareness Month. Did you know that cataracts are a leading cause of blindness worldwide, and nearly half of Australians over 50 are affected?

Cataracts cloud the lens of the eye, leading to blurred vision, light sensitivity, and reduced visual clarity. They’re commonly caused by ageing, but can also result from genetics, diabetes, eye injuries, smoking, or excessive UV exposure.

Here’s the good news: with regular eye exams, cataracts can often be detected early and monitored to help preserve vision.

Make an appointment with one of our optometrists now on 02 9452 6128 or book online at forestwayoptometry.com

Computer screens should be situated 50-75 cm away from the eyes and no more than 10 cm below eye level. Contact us to le...
09/06/2026

Computer screens should be situated 50-75 cm away from the eyes and no more than 10 cm below eye level. Contact us to learn more about digital eye strain and what you can do to prevent or relieve the symptoms. s.patientengage.ai/FkZZVl

Computer screens should be situated 50-75 cm away from the eyes and no more than 10 cm below eye level. Contact us to le...
09/06/2026

Computer screens should be situated 50-75 cm away from the eyes and no more than 10 cm below eye level. Contact us to learn more about digital eye strain and what you can do to prevent or relieve the symptoms. s.patientengage.ai/WGIjM2

09/06/2026

Are sunglasses necessary in winter?

In many cases, yes.

Sunglasses are more than a fashion accessory. Even in cooler weather, UV radiation remains present. Combined with glare from reflective surfaces, this may contribute to visual discomfort.

Sunglasses with appropriate UV protection can assist in protecting your eyes throughout the year. Consider choosing sunglasses that meet Australian Standards for UV protection.

Prescription sunglasses are available here, as well as a range of sunglasses including , Maui Jim and Oroton.

Find yourself a pair today

As the temperature drops and the heaters go on, the air indoors can become quite dry. This often leads to increased eye ...
07/06/2026

As the temperature drops and the heaters go on, the air indoors can become quite dry. This often leads to increased eye irritation and dryness. If you are feeling the sting of winter air, ask our team about ways to maintain moisture and comfort. Look after your eyes this winter: book your next eye check.

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Digital eyestrain can be a real problem for people who spend most of their day in front of their computers. Try these si...
01/06/2026

Digital eyestrain can be a real problem for people who spend most of their day in front of their computers. Try these simple tips to ease eyestrain and make your workspace more vison-friendly: Reposition the screen, rest your eyes, reduce computer glare, zoom in and take breaks. Contact us to learn more about digital eye strain and what you can do to relieve the symptoms. s.patientengage.ai/FkZZVl

Digital eyestrain can be a real problem for people who spend most of their day in front of their computers. Try these si...
01/06/2026

Digital eyestrain can be a real problem for people who spend most of their day in front of their computers. Try these simple tips to ease eyestrain and make your workspace more vison-friendly: Reposition the screen, rest your eyes, reduce computer glare, zoom in and take breaks. Contact us to learn more about digital eye strain and what you can do to relieve the symptoms. s.patientengage.ai/WGIjM2

Address

Shop 6, Glenrose Village Shopping Centre
Belrose, NSW
2085

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+61294526128

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