Eye Tests

This is a quick and basic check of vision acuity, often used for children or as a preliminary test. It assesses your ability to see letters or symbols at a specific distance. Vision screenings are sometimes performed in schools or at community events.

This exam evaluates your suitability for contact lenses and determines the appropriate lens type and prescription. It includes a thorough eye exam, assessment of corneal health, and evaluation of your eye-fitting characteristics.

A children’s eye exam includes all the elements of a comprehensive eye exam but is tailored to a child’s age and developmental stage. It often includes specific tests to evaluate focusing skills, eye tracking, and coordination.

Also known as Diabetic Retinopathy Screening. Diabetic eye exams use dilated pupils and specialised equipment to assess the health of your retina. Diabeties can damage the blood vessels in the retina, leading to vision loss.

Glaucoma is a serious condition that can damage the optic nerve, leading to vision loss. Regular eye exams for glaucoma use a tonometer to measure the pressure inside your eye, as well as other tests to assess the health of your optic nerve.

Macular degeneration affects the central part of the retina, impacting your ability to see fine details. It can be detected through a Macular Degeneration Screening, which includes a detailed assessment of your retina.

Macular degeneration affects the central part of the retina, impacting your ability to see fine details. It can be detected through a Macular Degeneration Screening, which includes a detailed assessment of your retina. It will also help monitor the progression of myopia.

This exam thoroughly assesses the current health of your eyes. It includes a comprehensive evaluation of your vision, eye pressure, and the overall health of your eye structures. A routine check-up can help identify any potential issues.