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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 59, 10 March 1923, Page 14

Tangible Symptoms of Defective Sight PHOTOPHOBIA i Many people in New Zealand suffer with this condition. Jt is generally caused by a dilated pupil allowing the eye to receive more light than Nature intended, causing a train of unpleasant symptoms. SYMPTOiIS.-Very often headache, occur after a day s outing, particularly if the eyes were unprotected from the glare of the sun. Ladies often wonder why they become so wrinkled, the cause being the continual screwing up of the eyes in this condition, which' invariably brings crowsfeet long before they are due. REMEDY. —Mr. Russell's non-actinic glasses give permanent relief from Photophobia. The wearer will be able to stand the brightest light without any inconvenience, and although no colour is perceptible theses glasses act like dark tinted goggles. ,• Mr. Russell is most particular regarding the shape and make of glasses he supplies prescribing only those that suit the face best. Some faces n,a, ii ßU i it a ,arge round glass, others an oval or small glass, or one of the many other styles may give the best appearance. Classes should fit properly, comfortably and avoid disfigurement. Apart from all this, accurate sight testing is essential. Mr. Russell tests the eyes as do all the greatest, eye specialists of the day—with Visoptometre and Opthalmoscope. No charts are used, and he does not rely upon the answers of the patients to ■ build his diagnosis. If the sunshine or bright artificial light makes you screw up your eyes, yo H rJsight needs the immediate attention of Mr. Russell—you have Photophobia. RUSSELL ■""■■ LIMITED . ..Vestibule, N.Z. Insurance Buildings queen st. V Auckland!