Adults should have an eye test every two years, or more frequently if advised by your optician. Children and those over 70 should be tested annually, or sooner.
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Are you struggling with reading? How do you feel with driving at night? Do you suffer with glare whilst driving? Do you get headaches or eye strain whilst using your computer?

Yes, we accept NHS vouchers for eligible patients.

Many people are now eligible for a free eye examination, funded by the NHS. You will be entitled to a free NHS eye exam if you:
- are diabetic.
- have been diagnosed with glaucoma.
- over 60 years of age.
- under 16, or age 16, 17 or 18 AND in full time education.
- registered as sight impaired or severely sight impaired.
- aged over 40 and the close relative (sibling, child or parent) of someone diagnosed with glaucoma.
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If you are in receipt of certain means tested benefits, you will also be entitled to a free NHS examination. If you are in receipt of benefits and unsure if this extends to free eye examinations, CLICK HERE to check your eligibility.

Our comprehensive examinations can detect early signs of glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and even conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, along with other sight threatening eye conditions such as retinal detachments and other retinal diseases.
As the Optic nerve is an extension of the brain, we can also detect brain disorders, such as tumours and other brain diseases.  We offer an advanced eye examination that can tell a whole lot about YOUR eyes and YOUR health. The standard examination is free under the NHS (if you are entitled to this), all children under the age of 19 (in full time education) and adults over 60 are entitled to a FREE standard eye examination.

Our thorough advanced examinations typically takes 45-60 minutes, ensuring we have time to properly assess every detail and tiny blood vessel in your eye health.
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Yes, we provide a wide range of contact lenses and can help determine the best type for your lifestyle.

We are supporters and friends with local schools and community centres, such as Ray Lodge Primary School, Woodford County Girls School, Woodford Muslim Cultural Centre and Mayor of Redbridge. We have also partnered with one the largest corporate eyecare voucher system EyeMed.

The Minor Eye Conditions Service (MECS) is an NHS-funded service available to patients aged 5+ who are registered with a North-East London GP. It provides assessment and treatment for recent minor eye conditions including red eyes, irritation, minor trauma, suspected foreign bodies, or mild pain.

This service is not a replacement for routine eye exams and doesn't include sight tests or glasses prescriptions. It's specifically for medical eye concerns that have developed recently.

Covered conditions: Red/watery eyes, minor scratches, foreign object concerns, mild discomfort
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Not covered: Sudden vision loss, severe pain, major trauma (call us for advice or visit A&E for these)

MECS related enquiries can be done through calling, email, whatsapp, contact box or by walking in.

We are approved optometrists that can provide MECS as shown here