Centre on Barton

What to expect: An optical coherence tomography scan (OCT) helps us to view the health of your eyes in greater detail, by allowing us to see what’s going on beneath the surface of the eye. 

What to expect: The team in store will carry out a few tests to help give your optometrist a clear idea of your eye health and vision during your exam. If you need vision help or treatment, they'll recommend the right options to suit you and your lifestyle. 

What to expect: Children’s eye exams are important to make sure there aren’t any issues with their vision that could affect their school years.

What to expect: We offer lots of different types of contact lenses to suit your lifestyle and prescription. Chat to our team in store about contact lenses in more detail. 

What to expect: If you have diabetes, part of your ongoing treatment involves regular eye examinations to make sure your vision and eye health are not being affected.

What to expect: As well as making sure you're seeing clearly, your optometrist will also do a full assessment of your eye health using a variety of techniques.

What to expect: See an optometrist if you have itchy, pink or red, watery, burning or gritty eyes. They can assess your eyes and recommend the right treatment to improve your symptoms.  

What to expect: Regular eye exams are a great way to spot conditions like these before they can have an impact on your vision. Your optometrist will use a variety of techniques to assess for them. 

What to expect: This is a non-invasive test that uses a computerized screen to determine the sensitivity of your peripheral vision and usually takes between 10 and 15 minutes.