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Vision Express
16 King Edward Court
Windsor
Berkshire
SL4 1TF
Tel: 01753 850550
Fax: 01753 641759
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Eye Examination
Eye Test - Sunglasses - Contact Lenses - Eye Health

At Vision Express, we recommend you have a test at least every two years. Our optometrists have over 100 different methods of eye assessment at their disposal - meaning your test can be tailored to match your exact needs. The eye test not only gives accurate assessment of your ability to see. It also gauges the general health of your eyes and can lead to early identification of other problems such as diabetes or high blood pressure.

Eye Examination Explained

  • Vision tests to determine your visual capabilities and measure your prescription.

    • Visual acuity
    Retinoscopy
    Subjective refraction
    Reading addition

  • Eye movement test to check how well your 12 eye muscles are really working.

    • Cover test
    Motility test
    Near point of convergence

  • Eye health tests to check for signs of eye disease and some general health problems such as high blood pressure or diabetes.

    • Ophthalmoscopy
    Tonometry
    Visual field

    Vision Express Eye Test

    The eye examination is the cornerstone of the service we provide and our Otometrists are among the best in the business. With more than 100 different ways in which to assess eyesight, they select the tests most appropriate to the individual using the latest technology.

    These tests are just a few of over 100 different ways we can assess your eyesight:

    The Duochrome
    Uses the natural sensitivity of your eyes to fine-tune your prescription.

    Duochrome

    The Cross Cylinder Target
    Fine tunes your prescription to compensate for the natural distortions in the shape of your eye

    Cross Cylinder Target

    The Letter Chart
    The chart is used to measure the level of your vision. The smaller the letter you can read the better your vision.

    Letter Chart