Eye care since 1939
Family based optometry practice offering eye care in Bloemfontein since 1939.
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Most adults should have an eye test every 1–2 years, depending on their age, eye health, and any existing conditions.
Usually between 30 and 60 minutes.
Yes, appointments are recommended to ensure enough time for your examination.
Your optometrist will check your vision, eye health, eye pressure (if needed), and determine whether you need glasses or contact lenses.
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4 Milner Road, Waverley, Bloemfontein
Signs include blurry vision, headaches, eye strain, difficulty reading, or trouble seeing at night.
This depends on the lenses ordered, but most glasses are ready within a few working days to two weeks.
Yes. Your vision can change due to age, health conditions, or natural changes in your eyes.
Yes, most practices offer adjustments and minor repairs.
Most people can, but an eye examination and contact lens fitting are needed first.
Follow the replacement schedule recommended by your optometrist (daily, fortnightly, or monthly).
Only if your optometrist has specifically prescribed lenses approved for overnight wear.
Around school age, or earlier if you notice vision problems or have concerns.
Signs include squinting, sitting very close to screens, rubbing their eyes, frequent headaches, or struggling at school.
Dry eyes can be caused by screen time, air conditioning, ageing, medications, or certain medical conditions.
Uncorrected vision problems, eye strain, or focusing issues can all contribute.
Yes. Diabetes can damage the retina, making regular eye examinations very important.
Seek urgent eye care immediately, as this could indicate a serious eye condition.
Most practices work with many medical aid schemes. Contact us to confirm your benefits.
Yes, many practices can verify your optical benefits beforehand.
Your ID, medical aid card, current glasses or contact lenses, and a list of any medications you take.