Tamborine Mountain Optometrist

29/07/2026

29/07/2026

There are plenty of myths and misconceptions when it comes to eye health, glasses and contact lenses. While some may seem harmless, common misconceptions can sometimes lead to confusion about how best to care for your eyes and vision. We're separating fact from fiction and addressing some of the most common myths we hear in practice.
How many of these have you heard before?

27/07/2026

JulEYE is National Eye Health Awareness Month!
It's a timely reminder to prioritise your eye health and make regular eye examinations part of your healthcare routine. Many eye conditions can develop gradually and without noticeable symptoms in their early stages, making routine eye examinations an important part of maintaining healthy vision.
This month, take a moment to check in on your eye health and encourage those around you to do the same.

23/07/2026

The cold weather can sometimes make contact lenses feel less comfortable. During winter, indoor heating, lower humidity levels and dry air can contribute to this leaving the eyes feeling dry, irritated or fatigued throughout the day. A few simple habits can help support comfortable lens wear during the colder months...

21/07/2026

Cooler weather can sometimes lead to dry, irritated eyes. As the air temperature drops, so does humidity — which may affect eye comfort for some people. If your eyes feel dry this winter, consider keeping lubricating eye drops handy and speak with your optometrist about effective ways to stay comfortable.

17/07/2026

It’s Fun Fact Friday!

Did you know that each human eye contains over two million working parts and processes around 36,000 pieces of information every single hour?

Our eyes do so much more than just help us see - they’re incredible, complex organs that deserve care and attention.

That’s why looking after your vision is so important!

16/07/2026

This week, we shine a light on diabetes and eye health for National Diabetes Week.
While diabetes is often associated with blood sugar management, it can also affect eye health. Diabetes is associated with an increased risk of several eye conditions that may affect vision over time. Many diabetes-related eye conditions can develop gradually and without noticeable symptoms in their early stages. Regular eye examinations are an important part of monitoring eye health and detecting changes over time.
This National Diabetes Week, take a moment to learn more about the connection between diabetes and eye health. If you have questions about your eye health or vision, speak with your optometrist.

15/07/2026

Looking for a little inspiration for your next pair?

When choosing new frames, colour can be just as important as shape and fit.

Whether you gravitate towards warm neutrals, classic black, metallic finishes or vibrant colours, the right frame can help complement your features and reflect your personal style.

Swipe through this edition of The Colour Edit and discover a look that feels uniquely yours.

13/07/2026

Back to school! Backpacks? ✔️ Lunchboxes? ✔️ Textbooks? ✔️

One last thing before the bell rings - an eye exam. Good vision can help make learning a little easier.

Pop in and book your child's back-to-school eye test today.

13/07/2026

Don't get caught out without a spare! Anything can happen and it's always good to have a spare pair of specs!