ADULT EYE EXAMS
Why Do You Need an Eye Exam?
Your eyes are always changing. Structures and textures change with age, functionality is altered, and some systems can stop working over time. And while you’d think these things would be obvious, for the most part, they happen without you even knowing it. Regular eye exams allow us to carefully evaluate the overall structure, health and functionality of your eye; both inside and out.
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It’s more than simply keeping your prescription up to date (although we do that too). Many eye diseases like glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration develop and worsen without ever showing a single symptom. An eye exam is the best (and often only) way to catch and treat eye disease before they go on to cause significant up permanent vision loss.
We recommend having your eyes examined once a year. This allows us to accurately and proactively monitor your eye health.
If it’s been more than a year since your last eye exam, contact us to book an appointment today.
How Often Do I Need an Eye Exam?
What to Expect During an Eye Exam?
During your eye exam, we will test your acuity, eye teaming, focusing power.
We promise that we will always take extra time with you to answer your questions, talk through your concerns, and make sure you fully understand the state of your eyes. We will never send you away with unanswered questions.
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Finding the Right Corrective Options
After your eye exam, visit our dispensary. Our friendly staff will help you find what you’re looking for. No pressure, just helpful advice.
Glasses
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Our dispensary is fully stocked with many different frames. Browse our selection, try a few pairs on, and discover your fresh, new signature look. We carry some of the most trustworthy and stylish brands in the eyewear industry. And don’t forget to take a look at some of our stunning sunglasses.
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Contact Lenses
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Finding the right contact lenses for you can be tricky. Our contact lens exams are specially designed to not only determine whether contacts are right for you, but what type of contact lenses you should be wearing. Browse our selection of contact lens brands.