Your eye test checks your vision and overall eye health, and helps you choose the right correction if needed.
Every eye test at Haven Eye covers three core areas — your vision, your prescription, and the health of your eyes.
How clearly you can see at near and far distances, including reading and driving vision.
Whether you need glasses or contact lenses, and your exact prescription if so.
Checking for signs of conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, or retinal changes.
Whether you've noticed a change or just want a routine check, we recommend testing at least every two years.
Adults Routine checks every 1-2 years, even with no symptoms.
Every 1-2 years
Children Early detection of issues that can affect learning.
All ages
Drivers Confirm you meet minimum vision standards.
Road safety
Screen users Reduce eye strain from extended screen time.
Reduce strainSimple, comfortable, and over in under an hour.
Walk in or arrive for your appointment. Our team will take a brief history of your eye health and any concerns.
Quick tests to measure your current vision, eye pressure, and any initial screening results before you see the optometrist.
Your optometrist will examine the front and back of your eyes, check your prescription, and assess overall eye health. OCT imaging may be performed if needed.
Your optometrist will explain what they found, share your prescription, and answer any questions you have.
If you need glasses, browse our full range of frames the same day and have your lenses fitted with your new prescription.
A routine eye test typically takes 30 to 45 minutes. If OCT scanning or additional tests are needed, allow a little longer.
Walk-ins are welcome, but booking ahead helps us see you faster. You can book online or call us on 0596 915 333.
Yes. After your test, you can browse our full frame collection and have lenses fitted with your new prescription on the same visit.
Bring any glasses or contact lenses you currently use, and let us know about any existing prescriptions or eye health history.
Yes. We test patients of all ages. Early eye checks for children are important for detecting issues that can affect learning and development.