Eye Tests
Lenses & Frames
- Local
Optometrists - Thorough 30min
Appointments - Health Fund
Extras Coverage - Bulk Billing
- Afterpay
Available
Meet your local Canberra team
Here’s the friendly local team who you’ll meet in our store.
Dennis LangleyOptometrist
Dennis has been in practice in Canberra for over 30 years. His clinical interests include childrens vision and contact lens fitting. He has watched many of his young patients grow up and now sees their children! Outside of optometry Dennis enjoys travelling, cycling and having the odd glass of wine (purely for medicinal purposes). He also has no plans to retire any time soon.
Hung TonOptometrist
Hung is a graduate of UNSW Optometry in 2018. He has worked in busy practices in the past, gaining a wide variety of experiences but is now focusing on a more individualised care. He has professional interests in Retinal Diseases, Multifocal Contact Lens Fitting and Binocular Vision. Outside of work he enjoys cycling, photography and guitar.
Wayne StrudwickOptometrist
Wayne graduated from UNSW in 1992 and has worked all over Australia. He has lived in Canberra for 17 years. Professional interests include Therapeutics, dry eye, and glaucoma management. Outside of work he enjoys running and reading.
Did you know?
All major Australian Health funds
We're registered with all major Australian health funds for your optical rebates, which includes contact lenses, prescription glasses, and sunglasses, and we also provide bulk-billing services for those that need it. So whoever you’re with for your health cover, you’re covered with us*.
Bausch & Lomb Contact Lens Packaging and Blister Packs recycle program
We’re even part of a recycle program with Bausch & Lomb and TerraCycle, a fantastic initiative to reduce waste from items you don’t often think about. All you need to do is bring in your used contact lenses and blister packs, drop them off with us, and we’ll ship them off to get recycled. We also recycle old spectacles that are no longer needed by their owners and donate them to the Lions Club in support of their Recycle for Sight initiative, cleaning them and sending to third world countries to help others in need.
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How often should you get your eyes checked?
We recommend you get your eyes checked every one or two years. But it really depends on your age.
Now’s the time to come in and let us help you get the jump on any potential vision loss.
It helps to come in more regularly, so we can ensure you’ve got the right lenses and make sure we detect any eye disease early.
When was your last eye test? IF you're unsure, why not give us a call and find out?
Booking your eye exam
When you book an eye exam with us, we don’t just get you to read letters. You get a full eye health check-up. Your consultation will take around 30-45 minutes, depending on your vision requirements. It’s a bit longer than your standard eye test, but we’re making sure we test for everything, using the latest technology such as the Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) machine (which we’re pretty chuffed about). So you’re getting more than just a simple Snellen test.
Here are the eye
health services we offer.
Prescription Glasses Fitted on-site. Repairs and Adjustments while you wait.
Langley Eyecare has it's own optical laboratory right here in Civic, Canberra.
If you require a repair or adjustment to your glasses, we have experienced optical mechanics and a laboratory on-site. On holidays or after an emergency pair of replacement glasses? Contact our team or drop into the practice, and we will do our best to accommodate you.
What happens next?
What happens next depends on your results. You might find that you’ve got 20/20 vision, in which case we can schedule you in for another checkup at some point in the future.
If you find you’re long-sighted or short-sighted, or something else, we’ll sort you out with a prescription for glasses and lenses, or contact lenses, tailored to what your eyes need.
If your test finds something that needs further assessment we offer specialist referrals within Allied Health in Canberra ACT.
Glasses or contacts?
This one’s mostly up to you, but what really determines whether you need glasses or contacts will be the results of your eye test, and your circumstances. Your eyes might need stronger support than what contacts can provide, or you might want a more cost-effective option than repeatedly buying contact lenses.
When you come and see us we can provide you with advice about what choice is going to be best for you while you browse our range of frames, including niche fashion brands, and get a look that suits you.
Book your consultation now
Come on in for an eye check, and get peace of mind that your eyes are as healthy as they can be. We’re looking out for you.
Come in and see us
Whether it’s fuzzy vision, or you’re simply worried about your eyes, we’re here to make sure you’re looked after. You can give us a call for any questions you might have, or to make an appointment with us simply fill out the form below. We’ll then confirm your time and date - all you need to do is show up. At Langley Eyecare Canberra, we’re looking after you.
