Careful and accurate frames and lens selection, measurements and adjustments according to your prescription, eye measurements, face shape and specific needs.
Lenses: single vision for reading, computer or distance, progressives, bifocals, trifocals, etc.
Polarized, anti-reflective glare coating, tints and more.
Computer performance lenses with proper coating or tint
Repairs, replacements and adjustments for frames, nosepads, screw replacement, etc.
Detailed case history, which helps direct what testing will be performed
Testing of far and near visual acuity using the eye charts, followed by a basic testing of binocularity (how the eyes work together)
Retinoscopy and refraction, which is testing done to help determine the proper glasses and contact lens prescriptions
Slit lamp biomicroscopy for a detailed examination at health of the outside of the eyes (cornea, iris, conjunctiva, lids and lashes, etc.) and how the pupils respond to light
Eye pressure test (no air puff!) to test for glaucoma and other conditions
a detailed examination of the internal structures of the eye (the retinal blood vessels, the macula, the optic nerve)
Case presentation: a detailed verbal summary of the exam results, with recommendations and answers to any further questions you may have
