Eye test
from$65
- Vision and prescription checked
- Front and back of each eye examined
- Eye pressure measured where needed
- Results explained, with a written prescription

Eye tests for adults and children, contact lens fittings and a wall of frames to try on. Book an eye test or a lens appointment online, then choose glasses in store with a dispensing optician beside you.
Pick the appointment that fits. Glasses are chosen in store after your test, so there is nothing to buy on this website.
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Fees are paid in store after the appointment. Some insurance plans and public schemes pay towards eye tests, depending on your country and your age, so bring the details and we check before you pay. Contact lens check ups for existing wearers are $45.
About forty minutes in the testing room, with time at the end for your questions.
The optometrist asks about your sight, your work and screen time, your general health, your medicines and any eye conditions in the family.
You read letters near and far while lenses are changed, which shows whether glasses or a new prescription would help.
Lights, lenses and a camera are used to look at the front and back of each eye, and the pressure inside the eye is measured where needed.
You hear what was found in plain words and receive a written prescription, with a referral to a doctor if anything needs medical care.

A fitting measures the curve of the front of your eye and checks how trial lenses sit and move as you blink. Daily disposables, monthly lenses and toric lenses for astigmatism are all fitted here, and the optometrist explains which suit your eyes and your routine.
Before you leave, you put the lenses in and take them out yourself, with help as often as you need it. A check up after the first week confirms the lenses still feel comfortable and that your eyes are healthy with them in.

There is no shop on this website, because glasses have to fit a face. After your eye test, a dispensing optician helps you try frames for size, measures where your eyes sit in them and explains which lenses suit your prescription.
When the glasses are ready, usually seven to ten days later, they are adjusted on your face at a short fitting. Adjustments and small repairs for glasses bought here cost nothing for as long as you wear them.
Every pair includes the frame, lenses made to your prescription and a fitting when they are ready. The final price depends on the frame and lens options chosen in store.
| Glasses | What they are for | From |
|---|---|---|
| Single vision | One distance, for reading or for far away | $99 |
| Varifocals | Near, middle and far in one lens | $249 |
| Office lenses | Screens and desk work at arm's length | $179 |
| Children's glasses | Sturdy frames sized for growing faces | $59 |
| Thinner lenses | Stronger prescriptions, added to any pair | add $45 |
| Anti reflection coating | Fewer reflections on screens and at night | add $35 |
The price is confirmed in store before anything is ordered. Half is paid when the glasses are ordered and the rest when you collect them.
Two testing rooms, a contact lens room and frame walls arranged by shape and size.






The optometrist put photos of the back of the eye on screen and went through every part of them. The first eye test in years that felt unhurried.
Learning to put lenses in took three tries, and nobody minded. The one week check caught a lens that was sitting slightly wrong.
Our daughter did the whole test with picture charts and chose bright blue frames herself. The glasses were adjusted twice while she got used to them.
Your optometrist suggests when to come back, based on your age, your eye health and your results. The usual interval also differs from country to country, and children and people with some health conditions may be asked to return sooner.
Yes. Picture charts, lights and simple games let the optometrist check a young child's eyes without any reading at all.
Most tests do not affect driving. If drops are needed to widen the pupils, sight can stay blurred and bright light can feel uncomfortable for a few hours, so we tell you before using them and suggest you do not drive until your sight is back to normal.
Optometrists are trained to examine eyes, measure prescriptions and fit glasses and contact lenses. What they may treat, and their exact title, varies by country. If an eye problem needs medical treatment, we refer you to a doctor or an eye specialist.
Do not use the online form. Phone the practice straight away if you notice sudden blurred or lost vision, new flashes or floaters, a shadow across your sight, or a painful red eye. Outside opening hours, or if you cannot reach us, call your local emergency number.
No. Glasses are chosen, measured and fitted in store, because a good fit depends on your face and your prescription. Your written prescription is yours to take elsewhere if you prefer.
Choose the appointment, a day and a time of day. The practice confirms by email or phone within one working day, or suggests the nearest time we have.
For sudden changes in vision, eye pain or new flashes and floaters, phone the practice instead of sending this form.
Clear View is at street level in the shopping street near the library, with level access, a seat at every fitting desk and space for buggies.
At street level in the shopping street near the library, with level access and a seat at every fitting desk
| Monday to Wednesday | 09:00 to 18:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 to 20:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 to 18:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 16:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Come in during opening hours to browse frames or have glasses adjusted. Neither needs a booking.
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About this sample page
Clear View Eye Care is a made up practice, and its sample site shows how optometrists can present eye tests, contact lenses and frames on AI Web Maker. Its opening view sets the booking button over a photo of an eye test, with soft rings spreading outward like light through a lens. Three appointment cards, a four step account of the test and a contact lens section cover the clinical side. Frames, a price guide and a gallery then show the shop, while making clear that glasses are chosen in person. The page ends with a booking request and a warning to phone about sudden changes in sight.
To start a site like this, an optometrist describes the practice in a short note, and the builder turns it into appointments, a price guide and a booking request. Requests can then be accepted, moved or declined, with fees paid in store and no share taken. Going live means hosting at $119 a year and a domain of your choice, while every draft and preview before that is unbilled. Each section of this example is explained in turn on the sample page linked below. Treat it as a starting point and adjust the wording to the scope of practice in your country.