Eye Health Check Program and Eyeglass Measurement M2EYE260004
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About This Service
Is it time for new glasses? Check for these signs:
– Blurred vision: If your old glasses make vision less clear than before, it may be because your prescription has changed.
– Double vision: This is often caused by astigmatism. You should get your eyes checked and get new glasses as soon as possible.
– Eye strain or headache: If your old glasses cause discomfort, headaches, and the symptoms improve after you take them off, it's a clear sign that your prescription doesn't match the lenses.
While there's no strict guideline on how often you should replace your glasses, regular annual eye checkups are recommended, and you should get new glasses when your vision changes. Straining or squinting to see clearly puts strain on the eye muscles to adjust focus, which can affect long-term eye health.
The examination includes:
1. Pupil dilation and/or fundus camera examination.
2. General eye examination (slit lamp).
3. Visual acuity test and 3D visual acuity test.
4. Examination by an ophthalmologist. General Eye Examination and Eyeglass Fitting
Service Requirements
1. Price includes doctor's fees and hospital service fees.
2. For your convenience, please make an appointment at least 1-2 days in advance.
3. For further inquiries or to schedule an appointment, please contact the Eye Center, Building A, 2nd Floor, at 02-617-2444 ext. 4215, 4227 or call center 1772.
4. Avoid makeup around the eyes, such as false eyelashes or eyeliner.
5. Refrain from wearing hard contact lenses for at least 1 week and soft contact lenses for at least 1 hour.
6. If you wear glasses, have eye drops, or take any medication regularly, please bring them with you.
7. Inform the doctor about any pre-existing conditions, medical history, and all medications you are currently taking, as these may affect your vision or eye health. Please bring sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat to wear home, as the doctor may use eye drops to dilate your pupils during the examination. This causes your eyes to be fully exposed to light for a short period, resulting in blurred vision and the ability to see 3D images.
