THE SABEN SPECTACLE CO.
Optometrist in Bree Street, Cape Town. Established 1998.
MY APPROACH
Vision is not simply about seeing clearly with each eye. It is much more than that. It's about seeing comfortably. It's about your optometrist fine tuning your spectacle or contact lens prescription, so that you can adapt to the visual change as easily as possible. It's about understanding that the modern work environment involves complex visual tasks. It's not just reading a document on the desk in front of you. It's looking at multiple computer screens, laptop and cellphone screens in the same space. Your vision correction needs to work for you even with all of this. Only an optometrist with years of experience and a deep understanding of human interaction with our environment, and a thorough knowledge of corrective lens technology will result in you achieving clear comfortable vision.
OUR PRACTICE
REVIEWS
POSTS
Are your digital devices hurting your eyes?
Symptoms associated with the long term use of digital eye devices include: eye strain, dryness, soreness and blurred vision.
Blue-light blocking lenses have little empirical evidence of being effective.
Omega-3 fatty acid supplements can improve symptoms.
We recommend seeing your optomestrist to have your prescription and binocular vision checked.
Do your feel eyestrain even with your new glasses?
Do your feel eyestrain even with your new glasses? Does it seem difficult to concentrate when working?
It might be that your eyes are not working efficiently with each other. It’s similar to the wheels of your car being out of alignment. Your car drives forward but it is not easy to steer.
To solve this problem known as Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD), micro-prisms are incorporated into your spectacle lenses to realign the image that each eye receives. This reduces the strain caused by the muscle imbalance of the eyes.
Wouldn't you prefer the thinnest, clearest lens?
Did you know? We can enhance the cosmetic appearance of your spectacles by making 3 changes to the lens design:
1. Compressing or thinning the lens material by increasing the refractive index of the lens.
2. Flattening the curve or shape of the lens by using a lens with an aspheric design.
3. Reducing unwanted reflections by adding a clear crisp anti reflection coating.
HOURS OF OPERATION
Mon: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Tue: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Wed: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Thu: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Fri: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Sat/Sun/Public Holidays: Closed
CONTACT DETAILS
Address: 22 Bree Street,
Cape Town
(cnr Prestwich Street)
Telephone: (021) 418 1191
WhatsApp: (076) 687 8208