Professional Eye Examination
A 30-minute comprehensive eye exam covering internal and external eye health, refraction, visual clarity and signs of common eye disorders.
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Eye Care Services
Professional eye care services for every life stage.
CK Optometrist provides refraction, vision assessment, screening for common eye disorders, elderly and children vision care, spectacle lens fitting, low vision rehabilitation and contact lens fitting.
Vision Assessment
Refraction and vision assessment for clear, comfortable everyday eyesight and updated spectacle or contact lens prescriptions.
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Children Eye Care
Early eye checks for children to detect myopia, lazy eye, crossed eyes, allergies, UV exposure risk and learning-related visual concerns.
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Contact Lens Fitting
Soft, semi-hard and speciality contact lens fitting with practical care guidance for hygiene, comfort and safe daily wear.
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Low Vision & Elderly Care
Eye care support for older adults, including cataract, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, dry eyes, ARMD and vision changes after 60.
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Eyewear & Lens Advice
Spectacle lens fitting, eyewear care advice, prescription glasses and lens options for work, study, digital screens and daily comfort.
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Common Eye Conditions
Screening support preserved from the old service page.
- Refraction & Vision Assessment, also written as Refraction & Vision Assessment in the old page, and Screening of Eye Disorder.
- Dry eyes, floaters, glaucoma, cataract and ARMD.
- Diabetic retinopathy and eye health changes linked to systemic conditions.
- Computer vision syndrome, myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia and astigmatism.
- Lazy eye, strabismus and children vision care concerns.
- Spectacle lens fitting, low vision rehabilitation, soft lens, semi-hard lens and speciality lens fitting.
| Age | Suggested Eye Check Frequency |
|---|---|
| Birth to 2 years | By 6 months of age or as recommended |
| 2 - 5 years | Once at 3 years or as recommended |
| 6 - 19 years | Annually |
| 19 - 60 years | Every 1-2 years or as recommended |
| Above 60 years | Annually or as recommended |
Eye Care Advice
Original eye-care guidance retained in a cleaner format.
The old Eye Care page focused on daily habits that support healthy vision. These recommendations are kept here for continuity.
Go for Regular Exercise
Regular exercise supports blood circulation and oxygen intake, and helps reduce diabetes-related eye health risks.
Wear Suitable Eyewear
Use sun safety and protective eyewear during sports, recreation or work that may expose the eyes to injury or UV rays.
Avoid Eye Injury
Wear certified safety glasses for home improvement projects, workplace hazards and activities where eye injury may occur.
Go for Regular Eye Tests
Regular eye tests help detect eye diseases, including those that may not show noticeable symptoms early.
Maintain Wake-and-Sleep Cycle
Sleep helps the eyes produce lubrication and clear dust, allergens and irritants from the ocular surface.
Avoid Smoking and Eat Healthy
Avoid smoking and take healthy nutrients such as omega-3 and balanced foods to support long-term eye health.