If you have medicare then the eye test is bulk-billed (no cost) unless our services specify extra charges.

Contact lens consultations depend on eligibilty and may incur a private fee upon further discussion.

For those without medicare, there will be a fee involved. Call to us to clarify your eligibility.

Depending on your needs, usually a general eye test takes 30 minutes.

Appointments may be longer if further examination is required, which we will inform you. Call us if you require any further clarifications.

For those under 65 years old, every 1-2 years is recommended. Even if there are no noticeable changes, still important to get your eyes checked.

Those 65 years+, an annual check-up is ideal as our eyes are more susceptible to eye diseases in our later stages.

If you notice any chances in your vision or any new symptoms, please give us a ring to organise a prompt appointment.

Yes we do. However, for us to sell you contact lenses you need to show us a valid prescription which may differ from your glasses prescription.

Otherwise, if your contact lens prescription in invalid, we can test your eyes for an updated contact lens prescription. This may incurr a fee.

Give us a ring and we can advise you on the next steps to take.

We are trained and qualified to deal with any issues with the eyes, so it is more ideal if you present to us regarding any issues with your eyes and let us know when you book in your appointment so we can prepare accordingly. Give us a ring for any clarifications.

Absolutely - digital eye strain is incredibly common and often causes headaches, especially with prolonged screen time. We can assess your vision and recommend computer glasses with anti-reflective coating or blue light filtering. Many of our patients working from home find significant relief with proper computer vision correction.

Yes, glaucoma screening is a standard part of our comprehensive eye examinations using advanced imaging technology and pressure testing. Early detection is vital since glaucoma often has no symptoms until vision loss occurs. We see higher rates of glaucoma in our older patients, particularly those with family history or diabetes.

Definitely - your eyes can reveal signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and even some neurological conditions. We often detect these during routine eye exams and refer patients to their GP for follow-up care. Our comprehensive retinal imaging can spot early changes that indicate systemic health issues before symptoms appear elsewhere.