Instore Precision Eye Test

 

InStore Precision Eye Test - at your L&M Store.

All our L&M stores have a Precision Eye Testing facility in our clinics with the latest technology and expert optometrists to help you find the right power for your sight.

 


Instore eye testing by the experts

Get the right reading – every single time

Our InStore Precision Eye Test (PET) is the gold-standard of eye testing and eye care for your eyes. Our team of qualified and experienced Optometrists, operating in modern clinics with the latest technology, will ensure you always walk away with the right reading for your eyes.

  • At an L&M store near you
  • Expert opticians at every store
  • Advanced eye testing equipment
  • Select a convenient time for you!
 

Enhanced Eye Checkup & Testing

How Does it Work?

  • Step 1/12

    Detailing Case History

    Our optometrist interacts with the patient to understand the general health condition and specific eye related issues.

  • Step 2/12

    Visual Acuity Test

    In this step, the patient is checked for the clarity of vision. Here, the patient’s ability to recognise small details with precision is tested.

  • Step 3/12

    Measurement of Eye Power

    Our optometrists use an Auto Refractor, which is a computer-controlled machine, during an eye test to provide an objective measurement of a person’s refractive error.
    * Available in select locations

  • Step 4/12

    Subjective Refraction

    Our optometrist use the lenses trial kit to determine the refractive error and give maximum clarity to the patient’s vision.

  • Step 5/12

    Duochrome Test

    The patient is asked to compare the clarity of the letters on the green and the red side. Post which, the prescription power is finalised.

  • Step 6/12

    Pupillary Reaction

    This test is to observe the response of pupils to light. Your optician will observe the size and shape of the pupils while a light is shone into the eyes from either side.

  • Step 7/12

    Ocular Motility Test

    Ocular motility test involves moving the eyes in eight different directions to observe the movement, which helps in determining the proper functioning of eye muscles.

  • Step 8/12

    Color Vision Test

    This test helps in understanding the red green color deficiencies, thus determining the color blindness condition.

  • Step 9/12

    Slit Lamp

    Slit lamp Test is used to examine different segments of human eye. The test is helpful providing a magnified view of eye structures in detail, enabling diagnoses to be made for a variety of eye conditions.

  • Step 10/12

    Eye Pressure Measurement

    This step will determine the intraocular pressure, or the fluid pressure inside the eye. It is an important test in the evaluation of patients at risk from glaucoma.
    * Available in select locations

  • Step 11/12

    Retinal Examination

    This test helps us detect and monitor retinal disorders by using a mobile fundus camera which allows us to capture a retinal image for further evaluation.
    * Available in select locations

  • Step 12/12

    Optometrist’s Advice

    Based on patients eye power, the optometrist recommends the best options, creating an awareness of why the recommended lenses suits the needs of the patient.