The Alex Gage Blog

It’s the first time that we have signed up to the Move More Workplace Challenge, a physical activity programme that aims to transform Sheffield into the most active city in the UK by 2020.

In a bid to show his support behind the National Glaucoma Awareness Week campaign, Alex Gage is working alongside the IGA to educate people about the importance of a regular eye health check.

Diabetics should have regular appointments with an optometrist in addition to their annual diabetic retinopathy screening.

We are delighted to announce that Rachel has passed her qualifying exams and is now a fully qualified optometrist.

An independent optometrist has shared five resolutions we can all make to keep our eyes healthy in 2017.

To mark our 20th anniversary, the team at Alex Gage Family Optometrist recreated an iconic photo from our early days.

Katie, Alex and Sarah’s younger daughter, has achieved the grades she needs to study Optometry at Cardiff University, following in the footsteps of both her parents and older sister Emma.

More than 1.6 million school-aged children in England could be living with an undiagnosed vision problem that impacts on their educational and social development.

One in four pairs of prescription glasses bought online could be putting people at risk of driving illegally or falling over, eye experts have warned.

Festival season is well and truly upon us! Alex Gage Family Optometrist has some top tips for contact lens wearers heading to festivals this summer.

Hayfever can be of particular nuisance to contact lens and glasses wearers who may develop itchy, sore and red eyes as pollen counts rise.