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A comprehensive eye exam gives optometrists a full scope view of the whole eye and systemic health. At Eyes on Eyes Optical we provide a comprehensive eye examination each time for our client. This way, in addition to glasses prescriptions, we can assess the whole eye including binocular vision, eye infections, red eyes, foreign body removal, allergies, corneal disease, glaucoma check, contact lenses, retinal health, optic nerve disease, and many more eye issues.
Eyes on Eyes Optical is a family owned and operated.
We believe in providing our clients and patients with the best customer service. We have a great team with years of experience in the industry. You deserve to feel special and our glasses will make sure you feel that way. We have the most unique collections and carrying excellent brand names.
Step One
Submit your request for an appointment using our online form.
Step Two
As soon as we receive your request for an appointment, we will give you a call or an email to confirm your appointment.
Step Three
On the day of your appointment come to our store and we will take care of your eyes.
F.A.Q.
Do you have any questions?
Most eye care professionals recommend that you have a comprehensive eye exam every one to two years, depending on your age, risk factors and whether you currently wear eyeglasses or contact lenses. If you are getting headaches after reading for long time you hsould get your eyes checked immediately.
Eye exams for children are highly recommended to ensure the normal and healthy development of the eyes. An early eye exam for a child will detect any issues that may develop and interfere with normal vision development. Vision problems such as amblyopia (commonly known as “lazy eye”) can be prevented with an early eye examination. It is recommended that a child’s first eye exam be at the age of 3 years old, then once a year when they begin school.
We accept most insurance companies, including Sun Life, Manulife, Great West, Green Shield, Industrial Alliance, Blue Cross, and many more. We also accept ODSP and social services vision forms for glasses. If your insurance is not mentioned here, give us a call, and we can check it for you.
If you are not sure what your insurance covers, you should give your insurance company a call to check on your policy. If you have any other questions, give us a call, we will try our best to help you out. We are always more than happy to assist you with submitting your insurance claims over the phone.
We normally do a
- Autorefractor: provides an objective measure of the patient’s refractive error and prescription for glasses or contact lenses.
- Tonometer: provides a measure of the pressure inside the patient’s eye to check for the risk of glaucoma.
- Fundus Camera: photographs the interior surface of the patient’s eye to check for any internal issues with the retina vasculature, optic disc, and more.
- Phoropter: contains different lenses used to measure an individual’s refractive error and determine the patient’s eyeglass prescription.
