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Services & Products Information

Dry Eye Care

Eyes feeling gritty and burning by the end of the day? When the eyes become dry, it can be more than just a lack of tear production.

Treatment for dry eye is not just limited to eye drops, we also offer IPL, Emuslfied eye drops and Omega supplements to treat and manage the symptoms.

Developmental Vision

Vision is more than just seeing the letters on the eye chart. How we control and use the two eyes together and the longevity in maintaining control also impact how we see.

We measure various binocular vision functions to help us manage eye fatigue and blurry vision.

Ocular Medicine

Our optometrists are qualified to prescribe ocular medications for minor eye infections such as conjunctivitis and allergic eye discomfort.

Myopia Control

Myopia or shortsightedness incident is on the rise from the increasing of near work at a younger age.

Although we are not sure how to stop it from happening, we have ways to slow it down through the use of multifocal soft lenses, orthokeratology lenses and atropine eye drops.

Common Eye Diseases

During a comprehensive eye exam, the optometrist will examine the eyes for cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration and health of the cornea.

It is recommended to check the eye health at least every 2 years, and sooner if there’s a history of concerns.

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Digital & Free-form lens

Digital design use ray-tracing technology to minimise optical distortion and aberration, which improves the clarity of the lenses, especially in high prescription and multifocal lens design. Speak to our team to learn more about it.

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Contact Lenses

Technologies have made contact lenses much more comfortable and affordability in daily replacement means it’s easier and more convenient to use them.

Contact lenses can correct a wide range of prescriptions including astigmatism, high myopia, and presbyopia.

Diabetic Eye Screening

Diabetes weakens the blood vessels inside the retina. This could result in haemorrhaging or swelling which may lead to loss of vision.

Anyone with diabetes should have the back of their eyes looked at every year. We offer medicare bulk-billed diabetic retinal screening.