Prescription eyewear
Mable Opticians supplies prescription eyewear from its practice on Victoria Road, Mablethorpe, with frames chosen, measured and fitted in person.
How do I get new glasses?
After your eye test, you can choose a frame from the frame wall at Mable Opticians. The team helps you find a style and fit that suits your face and your prescription, then takes the measurements needed to make your lenses.
When your glasses are ready, they are fitted and adjusted so they sit comfortably. If you qualify for an NHS optical voucher, it can be used towards the cost of your glasses.
Who is it for?
- Anyone with a new or updated prescription
- People who need reading, distance or varifocal glasses
- People looking for prescription sunglasses
- Anyone whose current glasses no longer fit comfortably
What to expect
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Choosing a frame
Browse the frame wall and try styles on with help from the team.
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Lens options
We explain the lens types that suit your prescription and how you will use your glasses.
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Measurements
We take the measurements needed so your lenses are made and centred correctly.
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Fitting
When your glasses are ready, we adjust the frame for comfort and check your vision through the new lenses.
How do I look after my glasses?
Clean lenses with a lens cloth rather than clothing or tissues, take glasses off with both hands and keep them in their case. If your glasses feel loose or uncomfortable, pop into the practice and the team can adjust them.
Common questions
Yes, if you qualify. NHS optical vouchers are available to children, people on certain benefits and some other groups, and can be used towards the cost of glasses or contact lenses. Ask the team at Mable Opticians when you book.
Book glasses and eyewear
Request an appointment online, or call and speak to the team.
- Opening hours
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- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday09:30-17:00
Book an appointment
Choose a service and a time that suits you, and the team will contact you to confirm.