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If you or someone you know has an eye problem – whether it’s an emergency or your sight is gradually getting worse -- you should see a high street optician straight away. In many cases it won’t cost you anything and could save your sight. It is recommended that your eyes are tested every two years. Opticians will provide information on a variety of eye related problems, vision problems, and how to wear or care for your contact lenses or glasses.Climate Friendly Practice: This practice has an interest in climate change and takes action to be more environmentally responsible through its engagement with Greener Primary Care Wales. For further information click here or contact greenerprimarycare@wales.nhs.uk.
Climate Friendly Practice: This practice has an interest in climate change and takes action to be more environmentally responsible through its engagement with Greener Primary Care Wales. For further information click here or contact greenerprimarycare@wales.nhs.uk.
Depends - NHS services are generally free at the point of delivery. There may be specific aspects of service which you may be charged for e.g. some services provided via your dentist or optician etc.
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Darlington Opticians66Merthyr TydfilCF47 8AE
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