Standard Eye Test · Whitton, Twickenham

Standard Eye Examination in Whitton, Twickenham

A thorough 45-minute sight test with GOC-registered optometrists — accurate prescription, visual fields, binocular pressure and a full eye health check. The right choice for a routine recall when advanced imaging isn't needed.

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45-Minute Appointment
GOC-Registered Optometrists
NHS Eligibility Checked
The Examination

A Thorough, Routine Eye Test

Our standard sight test covers everything a routine recall should — an accurate prescription, a check of how your eyes work together, a pressure test and a full eye health examination. Ideal for healthy adults under 40, confident existing wearers, and patients eligible for an NHS-funded test.

45-minute appointment

Thorough, thorough

Accurate prescription

Modern instruments and expert assessment

Visual fields test

Peripheral vision checked

Binocular pressure

Glaucoma screening

Standard vs Premium

What is checked
Standard
Premium
Refraction & prescription
Eye health (slit-lamp)
Visual fields
Binocular pressure
Appointment length
45 min
60 min
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The Benefits

Reliable Care for Everyday Vision

Accurate Prescription

Modern refraction equipment and experienced optometrists produce a precise prescription tailored to how you actually use your eyes — not a one-size-fits-all result.

Eye Health Check

A detailed examination of the front of your eye checks for early signs of cataracts, dry eye and other conditions — before they affect your vision.

Pressure & Basic Screening

A pressure check and a view of the back of your eye cover the essentials of glaucoma screening for healthy adults.

Clear, Honest Advice

Whether you need new glasses, contact lenses or no change at all, we tell you honestly — and recommend upgrading to OCT imaging only when it is clinically warranted.

The Process

Your Eye Test, Step by Step

01

History & Symptoms

Your optometrist asks about your vision, any symptoms, general health, medications and how you use your eyes day-to-day.

02

Refraction

Accurate measurement of your prescription for distance, intermediate and near vision using modern instruments and expert assessment.

03

Eye Health Checks

A detailed check of the front and back of each eye, including a pressure test to screen for glaucoma.

04

Discussion & Advice

Your optometrist explains the findings, confirms whether your prescription has changed and advises on eyewear, contact lenses or further tests if needed.

Is It Right for You?

The Right Choice for Routine Recalls

  • Healthy adults under 40 with no specific eye concerns
  • Existing glasses or contact lens wearers due a routine recall
  • Anyone who wants to check their prescription is still accurate
  • Patients eligible for an NHS-funded sight test
  • First-time adult eye exam — a great baseline to start from
  • Those who don't require OCT imaging at this visit

When to Upgrade to a Premium Exam

If you are over 40, have a family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration, have diabetes, or simply want the peace of mind of advanced retinal imaging, a premium examination with OCT and Optomap imaging is the better choice. Your optometrist will always advise honestly.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Cannot find what you are looking for? Our team answers every enquiry personally.

How long does a standard eye examination take?

A standard eye examination at EyeSmile is allocated 45 minutes — enough time to measure your prescription accurately, test visual fields, check binocular pressure and discuss your results without feeling rushed.

How much does a standard eye test cost?

Please contact us for current pricing. If you are eligible for an NHS-funded sight test we can confirm this when you book.

What is the difference between a standard and a premium eye examination?

A standard eye test is a thorough 45-minute appointment covering refraction, visual fields, binocular pressure and a slit-lamp health check. A premium examination extends this to 60 minutes and adds OCT retinal imaging and Optomap wide-field scanning.

How often should I have a routine eye test?

Every two years for healthy adults under 40, and annually from age 40 onwards or if you have diabetes, glaucoma in the family, or wear contact lenses. Your optometrist will advise a recall interval based on your findings.

Do you test children?

Yes. We recommend a first eye test from around age three, or sooner if you have concerns. Children's eye examinations are NHS-funded and we have dedicated appointments designed for them.

Next step · Whitton, Twickenham

Book a Standard Eye Test in Whitton, Twickenham

Routine sight tests with GOC-registered optometrists. Book online or give us a call — NHS eligibility confirmed when you book.

GDC & GOC registered · CQC regulated020 8755 7900  ·  Twickenham
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