Free eye test
Free eye test in Infocity.
Computerised and manual, by a qualified optometrist. Walk in any day, 11 am to 9 pm.
What happens, step by step
Computerised scan
You look at a target inside the machine while it reads your eyes. It is quick and painless.
Manual check
The optometrist refines the reading with lenses and a chart, asking which looks clearer. This is where the prescription is fine-tuned to feel right.
Lens advice
We explain what your prescription means and which lenses suit how you live and work. You get your prescription either way.
Who should get an eye test?
- Anyone who has not had their eyes tested in the last one to two years.
- Anyone with headaches after reading or screen work, or who squints to see clearly.
- Anyone whose glasses feel different, or whose lenses are scratched.
- Children who sit very close to the board or the TV (please bring a parent).
- Anyone thinking about progressive lenses, computer glasses or contact lenses.
This is an eye test for glasses and contact lenses, not a medical examination. If you notice sudden changes in vision, eye pain, redness or flashes of light, please see an eye doctor without waiting.
What to bring
- Your current glasses and any old prescription.
- Your contact lens case or box, if you use them.
- A photo of any earlier prescription on your phone works too.
After the test
Your prescription is yours to keep. If you decide to order glasses with us, spectacles start from Rs. 499 (frame + lenses), single vision, bifocal and progressive lenses (selected powers) are delivered in 1 day when ordered before 5 PM, and after-sale service is free. Every spectacle carries a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. T&C apply.
Read more: Is a free eye test really free? and How to read your prescription.
Is the eye test really free?
Yes. The eye test at Optimax Vision is free. There is no test fee, and you are not obliged to buy glasses afterwards.
How long does it take?
Usually about 15 to 30 minutes, including the computerised scan and the manual check. It can take a little longer if you want to talk through lens options.
Do I need an appointment?
No. You can walk in any day between 11 am and 9 pm. If you would like us to keep time for you, send a WhatsApp message to +91 70165 09225.
What should I bring?
Your current glasses and any old prescription, if you have them. If you wear contact lenses, bring your case or the box.
Who does the eye test?
A qualified optometrist does the test, using both a computerised machine and a manual check.
How often should I test my eyes?
As a general guide, every one to two years, or sooner if your vision feels different. For any eye health concern, please see an eye doctor.
Walk in for your free eye test
Open every day, 11 am to 9 pm. Super Mall 1, Infocity, Gandhinagar.