Eye Care - For your family, for Life.

Vision is one of the most important aspects of your life. Cherish it and it will show you things that make life worth living.

We offer Two Types of Eye Examination.

Routine and Medical.

Routine Eye Examination is for patients who do not have any specific issues and simply need their routine check up. This Eye Examination is defined by NHS standards and College of Optometry guidelines. Children should have a check every year (up to the age of 16), and adults at least once every 2 years. Sometimes your Optometrist will recommend a shorter interval in between Eye Examinations.

Medical Eye Examination is for patients that know they have a problem or a particular eye condition and want it monitored or treated. For example if a patient has Glaucoma, Blepharitis, Keratoconus, or Dry eye. This is also suitable for those who have a sudden onset of symptoms.

 

Routine Eye Examination

When you are due your eye examination or just think you could do with some better glasses.

Medical Eye Examination

When you want an expert managing your Eye Condition, book a Medical Eye Examination.

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