Optometrist in Gaston, North Carolina

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Carolinas Vision Group - Gastonia formerly Carolina Eye

Optometrist

Gastonia, NC

Carolinas Vision Group has been serving the Gastonia community for over 20 years with pediatric eye exams and personalized care.

  • families seeking comprehensive eye care
  • patients needing specialized pediatric eye exams
  • individuals looking for a wide selection of eyewear

Belmont Eye

Optometrist

Belmont, NC

Belmont Eye specializes in pediatric eye care and partners with InfantSEE to offer free infant eye exams in Belmont.

  • pediatric eye exams
  • dry eye treatment
  • hard-to-fit contact lenses

Dr Christopher Mauney Optometry

Optometrist

McAdenville, NC

Dr. Christopher Mauney Optometry offers complete contact lens services and participates in providing care for the uninsured.

  • eye care needs for families
  • patients seeking LASIK and cataract surgery co-management

MyEyeDr.

Optometrist

Gastonia, NC

They offer comprehensive eye exams and are licensed in both NC and SC.

  • routine eye examinations
  • eyewear purchases
  • contact lens fittings

MyEyeDr.

Optometrist

Mount Holly, NC

MyEyeDr. offers comprehensive eye exams and is licensed in both NC and SC.

  • routine eye care
  • prescription eyewear needs

Carolina Eye

Optometrist

Gastonia, NC

Carolinas Vision Group has been caring for the eye health of local families for over 20 years and offers pediatric eye exams.

  • family eye care
  • children's eye exams
  • advanced technology in eye health

Triangle Visions Optometry

Optometrist

Gastonia, NC

Triangle Visions Optometry offers specialized pediatric eye care and uses advanced diagnostic technology in Gastonia.

  • families seeking comprehensive eye exams
  • children needing vision assessments
  • adults requiring specialized eye disease treatment

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FAQ

What are typical prices for an eye exam?

Eye exams generally range from $50 to $150, depending on the complexity of the exam and whether it's for children or adults.

How long does an eye exam usually take?

A typical eye exam can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the tests required.

Do optometrists offer emergency services?

Most optometrists provide routine eye care, but for emergencies like sudden vision loss or eye injury, it's best to contact an ophthalmologist.