VisionSafe results last about a year, but it will depend on the nature of the problem presenting. As we're all growing older your risk factors can change.

What eye conditions are we checking for with a VisionSafe Eye Check? We're mainly looking out for eye conditions such as AMD and glaucoma.

The costs for VisionSafe Check will vary from individual for individual. So, the costs will depend on the package that's selected.

When and how often should I have a VisionSafe Eye Check? Lydia Chang: When, and how often, should you have a VisionSafe Eye check? Well, I would recommend once a year – generally. But, it will depend on the nature of the problem that you’re presenting with. And, sometimes, more often than that, every

In this blog post, Lydia Chang and Praveen Patel discuss the common questions about a VisionSafe Eye Check. Read their post and get the answers!

One of the biggest risks of not having a Visionsafe eye check is to miss a treatable eye condition because most of the patients are generally asymptomatic.

A VisionSafe check can take up to an hour and a half. The tests can range from the eye scan, the anatomy of the eye and the visual field test.

In this post, Praveen Patel and Lydia Chang explain the VisionSafe Eye Check and whether it hurts or not. Find out how the test works and what technology we use.

When will I see my VisionSafe Eye Check results? When will I see my VisionSafe Eye Check results? LC: When will I see my VisionSafe results: well, actually, whilst we do the consultation and perform the test, we talk to you about the test results. And we give you an indicative idea of