Eye tests
A full check of your vision and the health of your eyes, with time to ask questions.
Independent optometrists · Corran Street and Lindle Parade
Eye tests and glasses under one roof
Ollanby Eyecare is an independent optometry practice. Book an eye test, have a contact lens fitting or bring your child in, then choose your frames with our dispensing optician in the same building.
Corran StreetMon to Sat 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM(555) 014-6620
Book directlyNo referral needed for an eye test
Same-day urgent slotsHeld back each day for sudden changes
In-house opticalFrames fitted and adjusted on site
Eye care
Everything for your eyes in one place
Most visits start with an eye test. Your optometrist will talk you through what they find and what, if anything, needs to happen next.
Contact lens clinic
Fittings, teaching appointments and regular aftercare for daily and monthly lenses.
Children's eye care
Tests built around pictures, shapes and games, so a child does not need to read.
Retinal imaging
A detailed photograph of the back of your eye, kept on file to compare at later visits.
Urgent eye appointments
Same-day slots for sudden changes such as red eyes, flashes, floaters or something in the eye.
In-house optical
A dispensing optician helps you choose frames and lenses, then fits and adjusts them here.
Your eye test
An eye test usually takes about 40 minutes, plus time to choose glasses if you need them. Bring what you have.
Book
Book online or by phone. Tell us if you have noticed any change in your vision.
Pre-test checks, 10 minutes
A technician takes a pressure reading and a photograph of the back of your eye.
With your optometrist, 25 minutes
Your history, a vision check, an eye health check and time for your questions.
Next steps, 5 minutes
Your prescription, any advice on when to return and a letter to your doctor if one is needed.
Who you will see
Saoirse Ollanby
Optometrist and practice owner
Sees adults and leads the urgent appointments.
Devan Kestrell
Optometrist, contact lenses
Runs the contact lens clinic and aftercare.
Hanneke Lowrie
Optometrist, children's eye care
Sees children and talks parents through what she finds.
Bastien Orcutt
Dispensing optician
Fits and adjusts every pair of glasses in the optical.
Questions
Do I need a referral?
No. Book directly online or by phone. If we think you need to see an eye doctor, we will arrange the referral.
How often should I have an eye test?
It varies from person to person. Your optometrist will suggest a time to return and we will send a reminder.
What should I bring?
Your current glasses, your contact lens details, a list of your medicines and any letters about your eyes.
Will I have drops in my eyes?
Not usually. If drops are planned we will tell you when you book, so that you can arrange a lift home.
Can I bring a prescription from somewhere else?
Yes. Our dispensing optician can make up a prescription from another practice, as long as it is in date.
What if I have a sudden problem with my sight?
Phone us straight away and we will hold an urgent slot. If we are closed, call your local emergency number.
Where to find us
Both practices have step-free access. Corran Street has a large-print copy of our price list at the desk.
Corran Street
27 Corran Street
Mon to Sat 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM
(555) 014-6620
Lindle Parade
6 Lindle Parade, next to the library
Tue and Thu 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
(555) 014-6621