Detect Early
Regular exams catch conditions like glaucoma and diabetes early, when they are most treatable.
Services
Book an Eye Exam
A full refraction with a certified optometrist — distance, near and astigmatism. Twenty minutes, and you leave with a printed prescription you can use anywhere. The test is free; there is no obligation to buy.
What to Expect
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Book a Slot Choose a date and time below. Walk-ins are welcome when a slot is free.
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The Exam A full 20-minute refraction covering distance, near vision, and astigmatism.
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Your Prescription You leave with a printed copy. No obligation to buy — use it anywhere.
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Choose Your Frames Browse our collection and add lenses to any frame at checkout.
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Why Have a Regular Eye Test?
Updated Rx
Vision changes gradually. An outdated prescription means headaches, eye strain, and blurred vision.
Children
Undetected vision problems affect learning. Annual tests are recommended for all school-age children.
Screen Strain
Long hours on screens change how your eyes focus. An updated prescription prevents fatigue and headaches.
Common Questions
- Is the eye test really free?
- Yes. There is no charge for the refraction exam. If you choose to buy frames or lenses, you pay for those — but the test itself costs nothing.
- Do I need to bring anything?
- Bring any existing glasses or contact lenses. If you have a previous prescription, bring that too. Otherwise, nothing is needed.
- How long does it take?
- The exam itself is around 20 minutes. Allow 30–40 minutes in total if you plan to browse frames afterwards.
- Can children get an exam?
- Yes. We see children from age 4. Parents or guardians are welcome to stay during the exam.
- Can I use my prescription elsewhere?
- Absolutely. Your prescription is yours. We print a copy you can take to any optician.