We are the largest network of eye consultations in Africa.
NARIWONE 54 is an experienced company in the fields of Optics, Optometry, and Ophthalmology, with over 10 years of medical experience in Comoros and the Central African Republic.
The company is committed to supporting the development and operation of high-quality services in Ophthalmology, Optics, and Optometry in Africa, particularly in Comoros and the Central African Republic.
NARIWONE 54 offers a higher standard of technological quality in the following areas:
1. Optics and Optometry:
- Sale of high-end medical glasses from renowned international brands such as Cartier, Mont Blanc, Ray-Ban, Gucci, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana (D&G), Chanel, and Police, among others. We offer reading glasses, corrective lenses, anti-reflective lenses, photochromic lenses, blue light blocking lenses (Blue Cut), and polarized and non-polarized sunglasses, as well as Bluetooth glasses.
- Lens Replacement: Progressive lenses.
- Bluetooth Glasses: For the first time in the history of optics in Comoros and the Central African Republic, we offer Bluetooth glasses that can make phone calls and play music.
2. High-Quality After-Sales Service:
- We provide a highly efficient after-sales service for any inquiries.
Come quickly to buy your new glasses at NARIWONE 54, "The Eyes of Africa," and discover all our global frame brands and various qualities of corrective lenses at affordable prices.
"**The Taste of Life is Vision!!!**"
A simple eye test saved my life!!!
Our future center in Bangui, Central African Republic
In July 2022, we will inaugurate our ophthalmology center located in the heart of Bangui, Central African Republic. Our facility will cover an area of 100m². Ophthalmologists will have access to a fully equipped technical platform for diagnosing and treating both medical and surgical eye conditions.
Let us pray together that this space will be ready on time to welcome you under the best conditions.
NARIWONE = VOYONS ENSEMBLE
Major Solutions Provided by NARIWONE 54
NARIWONE 54 actively contributes to the implementation of activities across various service levels, collaborating with other specialized centers in the field of ocular health. The dedicated staff for the project in the covered areas guides discussions related to the establishment of:
- Ophthalmology Services
- Optometry Services
- Optics Services
- Cylindrical Corrective Lens Manufacturing Center
- Optics Training Center and ISO Certification
- Pharmacy
- Odontology Services
- Analysis Laboratory
- Psychology Services
- Mobile Clinic
- Complex Construction
Our company aims to improve the living conditions of targeted blind and visually impaired individuals, including specific cases identified individually. It is crucial that staff trained in analysis techniques, service delivery, and effective management of these services are capable of minimizing difficulties related to ocular health. The immediate major effect of the project is to address challenges and ensure that the prevalence of blindness is reduced to less than 0.5% of the entire Central African population by 2030.
Come visit us at:
3968 Avenue des Martyrs - Bangui - Central African Republic
The Taste of Life is Vision!!!
The African continent, unlike other continents, has faced enormous challenges. Recurring socio-economic, political, and especially military crises, often involving power seizures through armed conflict, have destabilized healthcare structures.
Ocular health is no exception and remains far from being managed effectively by Africans themselves. Specialized structures in this field are almost non-existent. Significant efforts are needed to address the vulnerability of populations suffering from eye diseases in conflict-affected countries. These vulnerable populations are plunged into precariousness due to their condition, which is a major handicap preventing them from engaging in income-generating activities (IGAs).
In the Central African Republic, it is estimated that over one million five hundred thousand (1,500,000) individuals are visually impaired or blind.
In this context of a global health crisis, the Central African Republic is not spared. The internal crisis further widens the gap between the visually impaired and other members of the community. Consequently, the development of the potential of the visually impaired diminishes and will not be effective given these numerous constraints.
We cannot overlook the exceptional situation induced by the coronavirus pandemic, which now affects almost every country in the world. This virus is increasingly impacting African countries.
In terms of security: The population continues to face daily insecurity. There are frequent appeals to the government to take measures to find a solution. Unfortunately, armed groups, despite warnings, remain active and exert pressure on the population to circumvent the strategies put in place for peace.
In sociological terms: There is an urgent need for protection and assistance from someone stronger during difficult times. The blind are particularly dependent and stressed due to their condition.
In educational terms: Central Africans suffering from this condition have limited access to education due to financial constraints. Many students, as well as their teachers, are penalized due to a lack of screening.
