Eye Care service
Prescription, fitting and supply of glasses and contact lenses.
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Spectacles and Contact Lenses is usually provided within Optometry, typically by optometrists. Providers list the services they offer themselves; HealthNaro shows prices, hours and other details only when the provider has supplied them.
Spectacles and contact lenses correct how the eye focuses light. They are made from a prescription following an eye test. An optician or optometrist helps you choose frames or lens types, measures how the lenses must sit and fits contact lenses with instruction on how to insert, remove and clean them.
They are for people who have blurred vision from short-sightedness, long-sightedness, astigmatism or age-related focusing change. Children and adults can wear both, and the clinician will advise what suits you, since not everyone can wear contact lenses comfortably.
Choosing spectacles may take a single visit, and making them can take from a short time to a few days. Contact lens fitting normally needs a fitting appointment and a follow-up check.
You will try frames, discuss lens options such as coatings, and have measurements taken. For contact lenses the fitter checks the surface of your eye, tries trial lenses and teaches handling and hygiene. A follow-up checks comfort.
Clean and store lenses exactly as advised, never sleep in lenses unless your clinician has said that is suitable, and replace them on schedule. Return for check-ups. Contact the practice and remove lenses if an eye becomes red, painful or sensitive to light.
Visit if your sight has changed, your glasses are damaged or no longer comfortable, or you want to discuss contact lenses. Eye pain or redness while wearing lenses needs prompt attention.
Cost depends on the lens type and coatings, the frame, the contact lens type and replacement schedule, and aftercare. HealthNaro shows a price only where a clinic has supplied a figure with a source and date.
Read more in our guide: An eye test and new glasses: what happens and how often to go.
This page is general information and not medical advice. In an emergency, contact your local emergency number.
Sources: NHS; American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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