Dry Eye Screening
Dry Eye Screening
Assesses for signs of dry eye and ocular surface discomfort.
- Vison test and assessment by senior optometrists
- Tear film and corneal surface assessment
- Eye pressure and slit-lamp examination
Eye screening tests
- Auto refraction (eye power estimation)
- Visual acuity test
- Tonometry or eye pressure test
- Slit-lamp examination or ophthalmoscope assessment
- Tear Break-Up Time test
- Corneal surface appearance assessment
- Optometrist consultation and screening report
Check for Dry Eye and Ocular Surface Changes
This screening is suitable for individuals experiencing eye discomfort or symptoms commonly associated with dry eye.
Dry eye is a common condition that may be influenced by screen use, environmental factors, contact lens wear, or tear film instability. Symptoms may vary and are not always linked to visible eye redness.
The screening includes an eye health assessment by an optometrist, vision checks, tear film evaluation, and examination of the ocular surface to assess for signs associated with dry eye.
Who should consider this screening
- Individuals experiencing dry, gritty, or irritated eyes
- Those with burning sensations, redness, or watery eyes
- Frequent screen users or individuals working long hours on digital devices
- Contact lens wearers with eye discomfort
- Individuals with fluctuating or tired vision
- Anyone seeking a basic assessment for dry eye symptoms
Frequently asked questions
No special preparation is required. Please bring your spectacles or contact lenses if you use them. Eye drops may be used during the screening, which can cause temporary blurring of vision or light sensitivity.
This screening does not diagnose dry eye disease. It is designed to assess for signs that may be associated with dry eye or ocular surface issues. If further assessment is required, your optometrist will advise on the next steps.
This dry eye screening is not covered by insurance. If additional tests, treatments, or specialist care are recommended, our team can advise on the applicable fees and whether any subsequent services may be claimable, subject to policy terms.