For most adults, every one to two years; annually if you are over 40, diabetic, or wear contact lenses. Children should be checked yearly during school years.
We assess both your vision and your eye health — measuring your sight, checking how your eyes work together, examining the internal structures, and screening for conditions like glaucoma. See our eye examination page for the full step-by-step.
A standard exam takes 30 to 45 minutes; longer (60 to 90 minutes) if extra tests like OCT are needed.
We recommend booking to avoid waiting, but we accommodate walk-ins where possible.
Usually yes — unless dilating drops are used, which can blur vision for 4 to 6 hours. We will tell you in advance.
Only if clinically necessary, and we will always discuss it with you first.
Valid ID, your HMO card if applicable, any previous prescription, your current glasses or contacts, and a list of medications.
Yes, most standard prescriptions are ready the same day through our on-the-spot glazing
Typically one to two years, depending on your age and eye health.
Often yes, though we may recommend a quick re-check before glazing.
Anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, blue-light filtering and photochromic, among others.
Bifocals have two distinct zones with a visible line; varifocals transition smoothly across distances with no line.
Confirm warranty terms with the clinic.
Yes. We guide first-time wearers through everything, including practice handling lenses in the clinic
Yes. Our glaucoma screening is designed to catch it before symptoms appear.
An optometrist is a primary eye care doctor who examines, diagnoses and prescribes; an ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who performs eye surgery. We refer you if surgery is needed
Yes — see our cataract screening
Yes — toric lenses are designed for astigmatism and we fit them regularly.
It depends on the type — daily, bi-weekly or monthly. We will give you a clear schedule.
Yes, when they are prescription-grade and professionally fitted. Avoid unregulated cosmetic lenses.
Dry eye is when your eyes do not stay adequately lubricated. We assess the cause and treat accordingly — see dry eye treatment
Yes, in line with the Nigerian Data Protection Regulation (NDPR).
Always wash your hands first, use fresh solution (never water), and follow your fitting instructions exactly.
Many major Nigerian HMOs, see our HMO partners page for the list.
Some HMOs require it; we will guide you. Call ahead to check
We will explain any gap clearly and discuss your options before proceeding.
Cash, bank transfer, card and USSD.
Always wash your hands first, use fresh solution (never water), and follow your fitting instructions exactly.
Before starting school, then regularly through their school years.
With picture-based and objective methods that do not rely on reading letters.
Yes, durable, comfortableframes children like to wear.
Greater Path Mall, 155 Dopemu Road, Dopemu, Lagos.
Confirm parking details with the clinic.
Yes, we have step-free access and elderly-friendly seating.
Mon - Fri: 9 AM – 6 PM,
Sat: 10 AM – 4 PM,
Closed Sunday
Where possible, yes, though booking avoids waiting.
Schedule your appointment with our trusted optometrists and receive professional eye care tailored to your needs using advanced diagnostic technology.
+234 916 001 0549
Greater Path Mall, 155 Dopemu Road, Dopemu, Agege, Lagos, Nigeria.
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
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