The Alex Gage Blog

Sheffield optometrist Alex Gage is delighted to be the first in Sheffield to stock a revolutionary new lens for patients with Presbyopia who use computers, tablets and mobile devices.

As excitement rises ahead of the Tour de France in Yorkshire, Alex Gage reports an increase in sales of cycling lenses and cycling glasses.

A Sheffield optometrist is offering advice to its patients on how to manage hayfever from an optical point of view.

Clients and staff at Alex Gage’s practices were inspired to raise money for SAKA after Cara Smith had a kidney transplant, handing over a cheque for £911.73.

Alex Gage is seeing 10% more patients with Dry Eye, which can be caused by ageing, pollution, dry environments, hormonal changes and computer use.

Alex Gage uses No Smoking Day to highlight the eye health benefits of stopping smoking, including reduced risk of macular degeneration.

Further to this article that appeared in The Sheffield Telegraph in February, we thought that you might like to know that Cara, Carl and baby Win are doing really well.

Thanks to one of our valued patients for sharing this article by Rachael Clegg of the Sheffield Star.

Sheffield optometrist Alex Gage is alerting his patients to the potential dangers that smoking poses to eyesight on No Smoking Day.

A Sheffield kidney charity has benefitted from a fundraising initiative by a local family optometrist.

Winter driving presents a range of visual challenges. Here are some tips from Alex Gage to help you stay safe on the roads.

Alex and his wife, fellow optometrist Sarah Gage, started practicing at Sandygate Road, Crosspool on Monday 5th September following an extensive programme of refurbishment.