These are just a few common FAQs about visiting the opticians. If you have any additional questions or concerns, our friendly team at New Vision Opticians will be more than happy to assist you during your visit.
These are just a few common FAQs about visiting the opticians. If you have any additional questions or concerns, our friendly team at New Vision Opticians will be more than happy to assist you during your visit.
It is generally recommended to have an eye examination every two years. However, this may vary depending on your age, overall eye health, and any specific concerns. Your optometrist will advise you on the appropriate frequency based on your individual needs.
The duration of an eye examination can vary depending on the complexity of the tests and procedures required. On average, an eye examination typically lasts around 30 minutes to an hour.
It is helpful to bring any current glasses or contact lenses that you use, as well as a list of any medications you are taking. If you have any specific eye-related concerns or questions, it is a good idea to jot them down so you can discuss them with your optometrist.
Eye dilation is not always necessary during a routine eye examination. Your optometrist will determine if dilation is needed based on your individual circumstances and any specific tests or conditions being evaluated.
If your eyes are dilated during the examination, your vision may be temporarily blurry and your sensitivity to light may increase. It is advisable to have someone accompany you or arrange alternative transportation if you anticipate any visual discomfort or if driving is not safe for you.
If your optometrist detects any abnormalities or eye conditions, they will discuss the findings with you and recommend appropriate follow-up care or treatment. They may refer you to a specialist for further evaluation or prescribe corrective measures such as glasses or contact lenses, if necessary.
Yes, at New Vision Opticians, we have a wide selection of frames and contact lenses available for purchase. Your optometrist will help you choose the most suitable options based on your prescription, visual needs, and personal preferences.