How much does an eye test cost in South Africa?
How much does an eye test cost? All our comprehensive eye tests are only R190 – for adults, children and pensioners.
How much does an eye test certificate cost?
The screening is done free of charge, but there is a R40 fee for the certificate. The law stipulates that everyone renewing their driver’s licences must have their vision screened. Instead of waiting in long queues, you can have your screening conducted by an optometrist.
What does an eye test involve at Specsavers?
The vision test (known as the ‘refraction’) includes the use of a letter chart, with different lenses being placed in front of the eye while the optician uses further techniques to fine-tune the prescription. The prescription is the power of lens for the right and left eye which will correct the patient’s vision.
How long does it take to get glasses from Specsavers South Africa?
How long will it take to receive my order? Orders are processed and dispatched within 5 days of being placed and delivery usually takes 2 days depending on your location.
How long does it take to get glasses from Specsavers?
They’ll usually be with you within 10 days of your order, but we’ll let you know if they take any longer. Once you have them, you might need to come into your local store to have them fitted and make any necessary adjustments.
How much do optometrist make in South Africa?
How much money do optometrists make in South Africa? The average optometrist salary in South Africa is R 330 000 per year or R 169 per hour. Entry-level positions start at R 270 000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to R 486 000 per year.
How long does an eye test certificate last in South Africa?
one year
Policy regarding Eyesight Tests and Medical Examinations The test certificate shall be valid for a period of one year.
Can a person with one eye drive in South Africa?
To qualify for a car driver’s licence in South Africa, you need to meet the minimum eyesight standard according to the Snellen rating. The minimum is a visual acuity of 6/12 (20/40) for each eye and a visual field of 120 degrees is needed to safely operate a vehicle.
Do you have to pay for glasses at Specsavers?
You can get an NHS optical voucher to help pay for the cost of glasses or contact lenses if you’re a UK resident and one or more of the following apply to you. Even if you don’t qualify, our glasses start from just £19 and that includes single-vision lenses.
Do I have to buy glasses after eye test?
Do I have to buy glasses after an eye test? No, you don’t have to buy glasses after your test.
Is it free to do eye test at Specsavers?
A vision screening determines whether you require a comprehensive eye examination. We provide this service for FREE.
What happens if I don’t like my new glasses at Specsavers?
100 day no quibble no fuss returns We want you to be completely happy with your purchase at Specsavers Opticians. If you have any concerns within 100 days of the date of your purchase, we will put it right. No quibble, no fuss.
How much is an eye test at Specsavers?
How much is an eye test? The cost of a Specsavers eye test varies, but it’s around £20-25. When you book an eye test, you can also book an additional Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) test. In most stores, the cost of our hospital-grade OCT appointments is just £10 but in some Scottish stores this may vary.
Where can I find spec-savers in South Africa?
[email protected] Spec-Savers has branches throughout South Africa in the Eastern Cape, Freestate, Gauteng, KwaZulu Natal, Limpopo Province, Mpumalanga, North Western, Northern Cape, Western Cape
Why visit spec-savers for eye care?
Our experienced optometrists and optical staff are always happy to see you at Spec-Savers. Visit a store to discuss your eye care needs, try on our collection of spectacles and sunglasses, or have an eye test.
What is included in a comprehensive eye test?
Amongst the first tests performed in a comprehensive eye test are visual acuity tests. Using a method known as refraction helps determine the sharpness or clarity of both your near (reading) and distance vision. This includes using different lenses to determine if your vision can be improved or corrected with regular spectacles or contact lenses.