Our Services
At Coady Davenport Optical, we pride ourselves on providing personalised care to all of our clients. We believe that everyone deserves to have access to quality eyecare, and we’re dedicated to making that a reality.
What We Offer
Optometry Services
Contact Lenses
Our Optometrists provide a one-on-one contact lens fitting to help you choose the right lenses for your eyes.
Read MoreLens Fittings
Our expert opticians can fit even the most delicate and intricate frames on-site.
Read MoreFrame Repairs
Even the most seasoned wearer of glasses may suffer loose screws, maimed arms, and scratched lenses.
Read MoreRetinal Imaging
We use the latest technology to efficiently treat and identify numerous eye diseases
Read MoreOccupational Vision Assessments
These inspections are the first step in ensuring that existing problems aren't exacerbated by occupational eye strain.
Read MoreVisual Field Assessments
What can you see in your peripheral vision? Can you take in information from your surroundings, or do you need to focus on one specific thing?
Read More3 Reasons Why You Should Book In
When Was The Last Time
You Had Your Vision Tested?
Most people don’t realise how important eyesight is until they start to lose it. Regular eye exams are one of the best ways to protect your vision. And, they’re not just for seniors. Everyone can benefit from having their eyes checked on a regular basis.
If you have a diagnosed eye condition, you may need to have your eyes tested more frequently. This is because certain conditions can cause changes in your vision that could affect your ability to see clearly. Changes to the health of your eyes can happen gradually and you may not have any symptoms at first, but over time, you may start to notice changes.
If you experience any sudden changes in your eyesight, be sure to see our eye doctors at Coady Davenport Optical right away.
Do You Know How
Healthy Your Eyes Are?
During your eye examination, we use a range of tests to assess your vision and eye health. These tests may include checking your visual acuity, measuring your intraocular pressure, and examining your retina and optic nerve. By performing these tests, our eye care professionals can determine if you need glasses or other corrective vision devices, and identify any other potential problems.
At a routine eye examination, our optometrists will;
- ask you about your eyes and vision, and your general health
- measure your ability to see at various distances (visual acuity)
- check how well you see colour
- monitor how your eyes react to light and movement
- measure the pressure inside your eyes
- examine the outer surface of your eyes with a powerful microscope (slit lamp).
You May Have An
Eye Disease And Not Know It
Early disease detection can lead to earlier treatment, which can improve your chances of a successful outcome. Early detection can also help you avoid more serious complications from disease.
Specialised eye exams can diagnose a variety of problems, including macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetes or high blood pressure. To determine the health of your eyes, our optometrists conduct the following tests;
- visual field test or perimetry – a check of your field of vision to detect areas of vision loss
- retinal imaging – a digital image of the back of your eyes
- optical coherence tomography (OCT) – a scan of the innermost area of your eye (retina).
