Terms & Conditions - South Australia -Adelaide Eye Care

Adelaide Eye Care August Campaign

30% Off Second Pair of prescription glasses or prescription sunglasses Terms & Conditions

Promoter: The Promoter of this Offer is the Optical Company (Aust) ty Ltd ABN 63 621 019 369 of address Suite 202, 418A Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010

Promotion Name: Adelaide Eye Care August Campaign 30% Off Second Pair of prescription glasses or prescription sunglasses

Promotion Period: 17 August 2026 to 30 September 2026 inclusive

Offer Details: Customers who purchase a complete pair of prescription glasses or prescription sunglasses during the promotional period are eligible to receive 30% off a second pair of prescription glasses or prescription sunglasses.

Participating Stores

This promotion is available exclusively at the following Adelaide Eye Care locations:

· Adelaide Eye Care Blackwood

· Adelaide Eye Care Mawson Lakes

· Adelaide Eye Care Westbourne Park

Eligibility

1. The offer is available to customers who purchase two (2) pairs of prescription eyewear in a single transaction during the promotional period.

2. The first pair must be purchased at full retail price.

3. The second pair will receive a 30% discount off the retail price of the complete prescription eyewear package.

4. The discounted pair must be of equal or lesser value than the first pair purchased.

5. The offer is available on prescription glasses and prescription sunglasses only.

Exclusions

6. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion, discount, package, rebate, health fund offer, staff discount, corporate discount, or voucher unless otherwise specified by Adelaide Eye Care.

7. The discount is not redeemable for cash, credit, or gift cards.

8. Contact lenses, non-prescription sunglasses, accessories, repairs, and other professional services are excluded unless otherwise stated.

9. Any additional lens treatments, coatings, or upgrades selected for the second pair will be included in the discounted price calculation.

10. Previous purchases are not eligible for adjustment under this promotion.

Availability

11. All products are subject to availability

12. Adelaide Eye Care reserves the right to substitute products or modify the offer where necessary due to stock availability or circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

General Conditions

13. Adelaide Eye Care reserves the right to verify the validity of any transaction and refuse any claim where fraud, abuse, or breach of these Terms and Conditions is suspected.

14. Adelaide Eye Care reserves the right to amend, suspend, or withdraw this promotion at any time without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

15. By participating in this promotion, customers agree to these Terms and Conditions.

16. Adelaide Eye Care’s decision regarding all aspects of this promotion is final.

Specialty Fits for Complex Eye Conditions

Adelaide Eye Care has extensive experience fitting lenses for keratoconus, dry eye, and astigmatism, including scleral and rigid gas-permeable options that standard practices may not offer.

Astigmatism: Toric lenses are the standard solution; scleral or hybrid lenses may suit higher or irregular astigmatism.
Keratoconus: Rigid gas-permeable and scleral lenses vault the irregular corneal surface for clarity soft lenses cannot always achieve.
Dry eye: Certain lens materials and daily replacement schedules can reduce discomfort. Your optometrist can trial options suited to your tear film.

Tips for Getting the Most From Your Prescribed Contact Lenses

Whether you are new to contact lenses or a long-time wearer, small habits make a significant difference to comfort, clarity, and eye health.Always wash and dry your hands thoroughly before handling lenses. Even minor traces of soap, lotion, or moisture can irritate the eye or compromise lens integrity. This single step prevents the majority of lens-related complications.

Follow your replacement schedule strictly. Wearing lenses beyond their intended period, even occasionally, increases the risk of protein build-up, reduced oxygen flow, and infection. Daily lenses end at the day's close; monthlies end at 30 days regardless of how often you wear them.

Never rinse lenses or cases with tap water. Tap water can harbour microorganisms linked to serious corneal infections. Use only fresh, approved contact lens solution.

If your eyes feel dry by mid-afternoon, the issue may be your lens material rather than your environment. Ask your optometrist whether a silicone hydrogel lens or a more frequent replacement schedule would help. Many wearers find a simple switch resolves discomfort they had accepted as normal.

Store cases correctly. Rinse the case with solution after each use, leave it face-down on a clean tissue to air dry, and replace it every one to three months.
Have a pair of current spectacles. There will be days when your eyes need a rest, and wearing lenses through irritation or illness can slow recovery.

To find the right prescribed contact lenses, book an appointment at your nearest Adelaide Eye Care clinic.