Centre òptic Màcula Visió

Specialized service for patients with low vision

At the Centre Òptic Màcula Visió we support people who suffer from low vision and who are therefore limited in some activities of their daily life, due to a visual impairment.

We offer a specialized service to patients with low vision and a wide range of optical products specialized in improving visual performance.

Behind an eye condition, there is a visual problem that also needs to be treated.

SPECIALIZED AND PERSONALIZED SERVICE

Low vision

Low vision is a decrease in a person’s visual ability, due to a visual limitation that makes it difficult to perform certain tasks in their daily lives, either due to a loss of visual acuity, visual field or glare.
Low vision causes the patient to readjust his or her new visual situation, which can affect both the person and their relatives or close people.

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Guaranteed services

We work with the highest quality products, with the latest technology, and offer a one-year warranty from the time of purchase and a two-year warranty on all electronic products.

We personally advise each user on deliveries of visual aids for their proper use, maintenance and operation of all of them and offer an after-sales service to meet the needs of our patients.

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Visual aids

What are visual aids?

Visual aids are useful to improve the visual rest.

When conventional glasses do not allow you to perform any activity of daily living, you must find a way to meet this need.

Behind an eye disease, there is one visual problems that also need to be addressed.

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Anti-Covid19 measures

We look after your safety

Mandatory use of the mask

Safety distance of 1.5m

Disinfection of instruments and glasses, which can be played when the professional provides them

Solidarity project

ÑAWI, PROIDE CAMPUS Project

Center Òptic Màcula Visió collaborates with the international cooperation project of the NGO PROIDE of LaSalle Barcelona (Ramon Llull University) with the support of the UNESCO Chair, within the Ñawi project, which means “eyes” in Quechua.

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