1
6/60
Eye
2
6/18
tests,
3
6/6
properly.
Forty minutes with an optometrist, an OCT scan if you want one, and a prescription you understand. From £35, free for under-16s.
Six steps.
No step skipped.
OCT scan, step 3. The image appears on the screen beside you.
What the scan sees
before you do.
Most eye disease is silent for years. These are the four things we look for at every test, and where we see them.
Glaucoma
Damage to the optic nerve, often with raised eye pressure. Painless and slow.
Seen on OCT
Macular degeneration
Changes at the centre of the retina, the part you read with.
Seen on OCT
Diabetic changes
Small bleeds and swelling in the retina's blood vessels.
Seen on OCT
Cataracts
A clouding of the lens inside the eye. Common after sixty, easy to treat.
Seen on slit lamp
Myopia starts early.
We check every child.
Children who read and use screens a lot are becoming short-sighted earlier. We check every child for it, and we can slow it down with special lenses and regular checks.
Children's eye test
Free
Myopia management
£39 / month
Contact lenses,
fitted properly.
A proper fitting, a trial pair to take home, and a follow-up two weeks later. Then lenses delivered to your door.
Contact lens fitting
Fitting, trial pair and a follow-up
£45
Monthly lenses
Six months' supply, both eyes
£18 / month
Daily lenses
Ninety days, both eyes
£32 / month
Red
Every 2 years
Most adults, with no symptoms and no family history.
Green
Every year
Children, over-70s, and anyone with diabetes or glaucoma in the family.
Before your test.
If your vision changes suddenly, or you see flashes or a curtain over your sight, go to A&E or call 111 now.
Should I bring my glasses?
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Will you put drops in my eyes?
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Is the OCT scan safe?
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Can I use NHS vouchers?
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