Refraction and spectacle prescription
Vision testing supports accurate spectacle power guidance for daily use, reading, screen work, or school needs.
Eye First helps patients choose the right spectacle correction or contact lens plan after checking vision, eye surface health, comfort, and daily visual needs.
Vision testing supports accurate spectacle power guidance for daily use, reading, screen work, or school needs.
Lens suitability is reviewed with attention to cornea health, dry eye symptoms, comfort, hygiene, and wearing schedule.
Patients receive practical guidance on cleaning, wearing time, warning signs, and when to stop lens use.
A review is useful when vision changes, headaches increase, or old glasses no longer feel comfortable.
Burning, watering, redness, or pain during contact lens use should be checked before continuing lens wear.
New users benefit from fit assessment, handling guidance, cleaning instructions, and follow-up planning.
Selected government and public-health resources for patient education and scheme reference.
These resources are for general guidance; treatment decisions are made after clinical evaluation.
Quick answers for patients planning a consultation, eye check-up, or surgery visit.