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Located at 8-16 Alexandra Parade, Greater Glasgow and Clyde NHS Retinal Screening offers essential eye health services aimed at early detection and management of retinal conditions. The facility is equipped with advanced technology and staffed by experienced professionals dedicated to providing high-quality care. Patients can expect a thorough screening process in a comfortable environment that prioritizes their well-being. The focus on preventive care ensures that individuals receive timely interventions to maintain optimal eye health. For inquiries or to schedule an appointment, please contact the facility directly for assistance.

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