Easy & Affordable Eye Exams
Prioritizing your eye health has never been more critical due to the eye strain and exposure to lights caused by our continuous use of digital devices in our everyday lives. This is why we strive to lead the industry with innovation, making the process of getting your annual eye exam easier and more convenient than ever.
At Stanton Optical, our mission is to make eye care easy, including your eye exam experience. Eye exams are provided by independent eye doctors at Physicians Eyecare Group, a group of optometrists and ophthalmologists committed to patient-first quality eye care.
When and how should you
book your eye exam?
Online: Choose the location, date, and time that best works for your schedule. It only takes a few minutes to book your appointment. When you sign up for My Account, you can also modify your appointment anytime and fill out your Medical History ahead of time.
Call Us: Speak to our Customer Care team at (877) 518-5788 to schedule your appointment. They will help you find the exact time and place most convenient for you, and they’ll be able to answer any questions you may have.
Walk-in: Run in between errands. Our eye care experts are always happy to make time for you.
The Eye Perks
Eye exams are crucial for maintaining good vision and overall eye health. The benefits of a regularly scheduled eye exam include:
- Early Detection of Eye Diseases: Eye exams can detect early signs of glaucoma, macular degeneration, and cataracts.
- Detection of General Health Concerns: Eye exams can reveal symptoms of broader health issues such as:
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Updating your look: Let’s be honest, picking out a new set of frames is exciting! Check out our selection of over 1,500 frames in-store or online.
How much does an eye exam cost?
Your comprehensive eye exam is completely free when you purchase 2 pairs of glasses. Otherwise, the eye exam is only $69 ($99 in AK) without insurance or $109 ($119 OK, AR, AK) for a contact lens eye exam, which also includes a prescription for glasses.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept most vision insurance, FSA, HSA, and CareCredit, including Buy Now Pay Later interest-free options in-store.
What to expect:
Your comprehensive eye exam at Stanton Optical includes a thorough evaluation of your eye health, including retinal imaging. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Once you have provided us with your Medical History (create an account and get it done ahead of your visit!), our hi-tech equipment allows us to find out a lot about your eye health quickly.
- Step 1: Prescreening
This quick process is performed by a doctor’s technician on location, and includes:- Tonometry: Measures the pressure inside your eye; important for glaucoma detection.
- Autorefractor Keratometer: Helps provide a starting point for your prescription and measures the curvature of the front of the eye.
- Rentinal Imaging: We take pictures of the inside of your eye, which allows the doctor to view the back of your eye, without dilation, to assess the health of your optic nerve, retina, and blood vessels, critical in detecting serious eye and health conditions like glaucoma and macular degeneration.
- Anterior Eye Imaging: We take pictures of the front of your eye which, allows the doctor to view the anterior structures of your eye, like the scleral, cornea, and lens, and detect conditions like cataracts.
- Step 2: Acuities and Refraction Exam
The doctor’s technician will then show you to a sanitized, private exam room. Our patented telehealth technology allows independent doctors to perform this portion of the eye exam virtually with the help of an online technician. The doctor is available for any questions—allowing us to provide a comfortable and tailored experience just for you. - Step 3: Eye Health Evaluation & Prescription
An Ophthalmologist (MD) or Optometrist reviews your results and develops a customized eye care treatment plan and prescription.
Children’s Eye Exams:
Children as young as 6-8 years old can get their eye exam at Stanton Optical. Kids’ eye exams should be regularly scheduled as vision complications can affect learning and overall development. Early detection is vital for timely intervention.
What to Bring with You for Your Eye Exam
- - Your current eyewear
- - Your current prescription
- - Insurance card (if you have one)
- - Remember to fill out your Medical History prior to your exam