Eye examination by an Optometrist

Looking after your vision is an important part of your overall wellbeing. An eye examination by an optometrist is a quick and easy way to check your eyesight, update your glasses prescription and support long-term eye health.

At Eagle Vision, an eye examination by an optometrist cost 10€ when purchasing glasses.

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When should you book an eye examination?

You should book an eye examination if:

• your vision feels blurred or weaker than before 
• your eyes become tired easily 
• you experience headaches when reading or using screens 
• your current glasses no longer feel comfortable 
• you need new glasses or contact lenses 
• it has been more than two years since your last eye examination 

Regular eye examinations help maintain clear vision and support good eye health at every age. For glasses wearers, we generally recommend an eye examination every two years.

What happens during an eye examination by an optometrist?

During the appointment, the optometrist checks how well you see at different distances and whether your vision has changed. The examination also helps identify the best vision correction options for your daily life, work and hobbies.

The eye examination may include:

• discussion about your vision and any symptoms 
• visual acuity testing 
• assessment of distance and near vision 
• glasses prescription assessment 
• binocular vision assessment 
• measurement of intraocular pressure

After the examination, you will receive your glasses prescription together with personalised recommendations for glasses or contact lenses.

Please bring your previous prescription or current glasses to the appointment.

Eye examination price

At Eagle Vision, an eye examination by an optometrist cost 10€ when purchasing glasses within 10 days of receiving your prescription.

If you do not purchase glasses immediately, the normal examination fee will be charged during the visit and later deducted from your glasses purchase. The standard price for an eye examination is €35.

We also offer:

• contact lens fittings 
• binocular vision assessments 
• measurement of intraocular pressure 

You can view our full service price list here.

Children’s eye examinations

Good vision is important for a child’s learning and development. If your child struggles with reading, squints frequently, experiences headaches or has difficulty concentrating, it may be time for an eye examination.

Children under the age of 8 should first have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist. Our optometrists examine and assess the vision of children aged 8 and older and, if necessary, refer them to an ophthalmologist.

When should you see an ophthalmologist instead?

An eye examination by an optometrist is suitable for most routine vision checks and glasses prescriptions. However, some symptoms require medical assessment by an ophthalmologist.

Book an ophthalmologist appointment if:

• you have eye pain 
• you experience sudden changes in vision 
• you have flashes, floaters or other eye symptoms 
• you suspect an eye disease 
• you need a medical examination of the eyes 

Book an ophthalmologist appointment