Trusted Eye Care in Keperra
An eye exam does two jobs. It works out the glasses or contact lens prescription you need, and it checks the health of your eyes. Many eye conditions have no early symptoms, so a regular exam is the best way to catch them in time.
At Priority Optometry we take the time to do it properly and to explain what we find
How it works
Technology We Us
Regular checks keep prescriptions up to date and catch conditions early.
Healthy vision supports learning. See our Myopia Management page for short-sightedness care.
Risk of glaucoma, cataracts and macular changes rises with age.
Bulk-billed eye tests
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A quick, painless scan that shows detailed cross sections of the front and back of your eye, including the retina and optic nerve.
Precisely measures eye length and shape. Key for tracking children’s myopia and checking treatment is working.
A high resolution photo of the inside of your eye, saved so we can compare changes over time.
Maps your side vision and can pick up changes linked to glaucoma and other conditions.
Measures your prescription and other eye measurements in one fast step.
Measures corneal thickness, which helps us interpret eye pressure readings.
Measures eye pressure, an important glaucoma
check.
We can supply eye drops and treatments recommended for your care.
Frequently Asked Questions
A comprehensive eye examination is a detailed assessment of your vision and overall eye health. It goes beyond checking your eyesight and helps identify vision problems, prescription changes, and early signs of eye conditions.
During your examination, our optometrist will assess your vision, eye coordination, eye pressure, and the health of the internal and external structures of your eyes.
The recommended frequency of eye examinations depends on your age, eye health, lifestyle, and risk factors. Regular examinations help monitor changes in your vision and allow early detection of potential eye concerns.
Your optometrist can recommend a suitable schedule based on your individual needs.
During your appointment, our optometrist will perform a series of tests to evaluate your vision and eye health.
Your examination may include:
Additional tests may be recommended depending on your results.
A standard eye examination usually takes around 30 to 45 minutes. The duration may vary depending on your individual needs and whether additional assessments are required. We recommend allowing enough time for a complete and thorough eye health evaluation.
Yes. Many eye conditions can develop without noticeable symptoms in the early stages. Regular eye examinations help detect changes that may not be visible through everyday vision checks.
Routine eye care allows potential concerns to be identified and managed before they become more serious.
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