At East Norwich Optics, our certified team operates on the leading edge of the industry to properly suit the evolving needs of local patients. Keeping this in mind, we offer innovative eye exams to enhance the ocular health of local adults and children.

Our thorough eye exams will determine your perfect prescription while simultaneously uncovering any underlying health issues that may need to be addressed.

We offer retinal scans, which help the doctor evaluate your eye health as well as detecting underlying health issues you may have such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.

Routine eye exams are important to ensure your vision is still functioning properly. However, eye exams can go beyond that including checking up on the healthiness of your eyes and pinpointing problems early on. Routine eye exams are also important as they can:

Improve Your Vision - Visiting our optometrist can help discover and provide a solution to any eye problems you may be experiencing including eye pain, halos, floaters, decreased vision, and more. Medication or prescription eyeglasses can help correct your vision along with being monitored regularly by our eye doctors. 

Prevent Eyestrain - If you have a job where you stare at the screen, you may experience digital eye strain. Our optometrist can help recommend ways to reduce exposure to blue digital light.

Provide Deeper Screening - Vision screenings may only check whether your eyes can focus and if you can see certain distances. However, these screenings do not rule out other serious eye problems. An eye exam by our team will provide you with a deeper understanding of your vision health.

Diagnose Eye Diseases - Some eye diseases do not show clear warnings as they are developing unless it involves vision loss. Routine eye exams can help diagnose certain eye diseases including glaucoma.

Diagnose Other Health Problems - Your eyes can tell a lot about your overall health. Through routine eye exams, our eye doctors can help discover early signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and some cancers.