Services & prices
Our services
Eye exams, screening, contact lenses and eyewear: everything you need for healthy eyes, under one roof.
Our services
Book the care you need
Book any of these online in a minute. Prices are a guide; your optometrist will always explain costs before anything else is done.
Comprehensive eye exam
A full check of your vision and eye health, with an up-to-date prescription.
Book Comprehensive eye examContact lens fitting
Measurements, a trial pair and advice on wearing and caring for contact lenses.
Book Contact lens fittingEye health consultation
Talk to an optometrist about a symptom, a condition or a second opinion.
Book Eye health consultationFollow-up visit
A check after treatment, new lenses or a change in your prescription.
Book Follow-up visitEmergency eye care
Red, painful or injured eyes, sudden changes in vision, or something in your eye. Please call first if you can.
Book Emergency eye careGlaucoma & eye-disease screening
Tests for high eye pressure, macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease.
Book Glaucoma & eye-disease screeningVision therapy & management
Personal advice and care plans for conditions such as dry eye, glaucoma and cataracts.
Book Vision therapy & managementPersonalised eyewear & lenses
Help choosing frames and lenses. Visit the shop any time during opening hours.
What we do
A wide range of optometry services
Care tailored to your eyes, your health history and the way you live.
Optical shop
Personalised eyewear & lenses
Designer frames and advanced prescription lenses: single vision, bifocals, digital progressives and premium contact lenses for every lifestyle.
Primary care
Comprehensive eye exams
The starting point for healthy vision. A thorough exam checks your prescription and looks for early signs of eye disease.
Management
Vision therapy & management
Beyond prescriptions: personal advice, vision therapy and care plans for conditions such as dry eye, glaucoma and cataracts.
Diagnostics
Glaucoma & eye-disease screening
Preventive tests for high eye pressure, macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease, to protect your sight for the long term.
Glasses & lenses
Lenses made for your eyes and your day
After your exam we’ll talk you through the options that suit your prescription, your work and your budget.
Single vision
One prescription across the whole lens, for seeing clearly far away or close up.
Bifocals & progressives
Near and far in one pair. Digital progressives give a smooth change with no visible line.
Contact lenses
Daily, monthly and specialist lenses, fitted properly and checked at follow-up visits.
Photochromic lenses
Lenses that darken outdoors and clear indoors, so one pair does both jobs.
Protective coatings
Anti-glare, scratch-resistant and UV-protective coatings for comfort and longer-lasting lenses.
Designer frames
A curated range of frames for every face and budget, adjusted to fit you perfectly.
Children’s eye tests
Good sight helps children learn
Children rarely complain about their sight: they think everyone sees the way they do. A check before starting school, then every year, catches problems while they’re easiest to treat.
Book a test if your child:
- sits very close to the TV or holds books near their face
- squints, rubs their eyes or tilts their head to see
- gets headaches or loses their place when reading
- has an eye that turns in or out
5%
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New patients
Your first eye exam, 5% off
New to V-Wealt? Book your first comprehensive eye exam with us and save 5%. Just mention this offer when you book or arrive.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How often should I have an eye test?
Most adults should have an eye exam every two years. We recommend a yearly check for children, people over 60, anyone with diabetes or high blood pressure, and anyone with a family history of glaucoma, or sooner if your optometrist advises it. Come in straight away if your sight changes suddenly.
How long does an eye exam take?
A comprehensive eye exam takes about an hour. If we use drops to widen your pupils, your eyes may be sensitive to light for a few hours, so bring sunglasses and consider not driving straight afterwards.
Can I bring my own prescription?
Yes. Bring a prescription from another clinic and we can make your glasses from it. If it is more than two years old, or your eyes feel different, we’ll suggest a quick re-check so your new lenses are right.
What if I have an eye emergency?
Call us straight away if you have sudden loss of vision, flashes and new floaters, a painful red eye or an eye injury. For chemical splashes, rinse the eye with clean water for at least 15 minutes, then seek urgent care.
Still have a question?
Our front desk is happy to help. Call, email or send us a message.
Ready to see clearly?
Book your eye exam online in a minute, or call and we’ll find a time that suits you.