Our Services
Comprehensive eye testing
Comprehensive eye testing includes colour vision & stereo vision testing, glaucoma screening, and retinal photography
This process involves:
- Pre-testing
- Retinal photography
- Eye test with the optician
- Frame selection
- Contact lenses
- Collection
State-of-the-art optical lab service
At Denecker, we’re elevating optical care to new heights with our state-of-the-art in-store optical lab. Now, experience quicker turnaround times, unparalleled precision, and personalized solutions for your eyewear needs.
Precision Lens Cutting: Using the latest in optical technology, we shape your lenses to fit perfectly within your chosen frames.
Frame Fitting and Adjustments: Whether you need a snugger fit or a minor tweak, our technicians ensure your glasses fit comfortably and correctly.
Lens Enhancements: From anti-glare coatings to blue-light filtering, we offer a range of enhancements to boost your visual comfort and protection.
Other Services
Soft and hard lens fitting and dispensing
Screenings for drivers, skippers, and pilots licenses
Accredited UVEX prescription safety spectacle supplier
Repairs on frames & other opticals
Removal of foreign bodies from the eye
State-of-the-art in-store optical lab service
Why do you need your eyes tested?
Eye exams help detect eye problems at their earliest stage — when they’re most treatable. Getting tested regularly is critical for the eye health of your whole family so that interventions can be applied as a response to many different problems. Some of these problems are as follows and tests for these are included in our comprehensive eye exams.
Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that affect the optic nerve and lead to impaired vision and blindness. Screening is critical to prevent eye damage and blindness. Early detection is the first step in the management and prevention of these diseases.
There are certain groups that are more at risk of glaucoma such as those over age 40, people of African, Asian or Hispanic descent, those with a family history of the disease, some conditions increase your likelihood of developing glaucoma, including diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure) migraines, poor blood circulation, etc., certain eye conditions including high fluid pressure in the eye, farsightedness, nearsightedness, thinning of the optic nerve and corneas that are thin in the center increase your risk of glaucoma, and lastly eye injuries or surgeries: Blunt trauma, multiple eye surgeries and even medical treatments such as long-term steroid medication use may lead to glaucoma.
Colour Blindness
- protanopia: difficulty distinguishing blue from green and red from green
- tritanopia: difficulty distinguishing yellow from green and blue from green
- deuteranopia: difficulty distinguishing red from purple and green from purple
- achromatopsia: complete color blindness (a rare condition, in which only shades of grey are visible)
Regular eye exams give your optometrist a chance to help you correct or adapt to vision changes and provide you with tips on caring for your eyes.
Make an appointment today.
We Supply
Single, bifocal, and multifocal lenses
Frames
Contact lenses