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National Eye Health Week 2026

Asda Opticians are proud to be supporting this year's National Eye Health Week (NEHW), which will take place from 21st to 27th September 2026, promoting the importance of good eye health and the need for regular eye tests for all.


Vision really matters. Sight is the sense people fear losing the most, yet many of us don’t know how to look after our eyes – National Eye Health Week aims to change all that!

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When did you last have an eye test?

Routine sight tests are vital health checks for all. They can spot signs of eye disease years before you notice a change in your vision & help to detect a range of common health conditions, including Diabetes, Hypertension & Heart Disease. Get your eyes tested this National Eye Health Week, because vision matters.


Did you know, eye tests are free on the NHS for more than 30 million people, including children, over 60s, and those on income related benefits?*

Speak to one of our colleagues in store, or visit http://nhs.uk/nhs-services/opticians/ for further information


*Other eligibility criteria available

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Childrens Eye Health

1 in 5 children are living with an undiagnosed vision problem. Help keep their eyes healthy with regular check ups, eating a healthy diet, limiting screen use, spending 2 hours a day outdoors and wearing sunglasses.


Extended screen time can be associated with an increased risk of developing myopia (near sightedness) and the onset of dry eye in children. During an eye test an Optometrist can provide advice on how to reduce the likelihood, for example by limiting your child's screen use and balance with time spent outdoors.

You can find more information about Childrens Eye Health here by clicking the link below

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Live well to see well

Your diet, weight, activity, alcohol intake & smoking status can all affect your chances of suffering chronic eye conditions, including the 4 main causes of sight loss:


  • - Macular degeneration
  • - Diabetic retinopathy
  • - Glaucoma
  • - Cataracts


The link between smoking and sight loss is as strong as the association between smoking and lung cancer. Discover more about how smoking can harm your health and find details of smoking cessation support services are available by clicking the link below.

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Looking after your eyes

Regular eye tests are important for more than just correcting your vision. You can also have an enhanced eye test at selected stores using the latest OCT technology.


They can reveal a number of other underlying problems such as glaucoma and diabetes. At Asda Opticians an eye test is only £24 or you may be entitled to this for free under the NHS.

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