While we aren’t running our free eye test offer right now, we are providing free eye tests on behalf of and funded by the NHS – of which we’re rightly proud.
Across the UK many residents are eligible for an NHS funded eye test and in some cases, may even get a voucher towards the cost of their glasses or contact lenses. If you qualify, you are entitled to an NHS- funded eye test every two years.
If you already know you're eligible for an NHS funded eye test or even if you're not eligible, you can still book an eye test with your local store.
The cost of a Specsavers eye test varies, but it's around £20-25.
Eye tests are important to ensure your eyes stay healthy. We recommend that adults get their eyes tested every two years, however your optician may recommend more frequent eye test based on their assessment of your eye health and family history.
If you qualify for an NHS-funded eye test, you are entitled to an eye test every two years.
Unfortunately, pregnancy does not make you eligible for a free NHS-funded eye test. It is absolutely safe to get your eyes tested when you're pregnant, and you should still book an eye test if you notice a change in your vision during pregnancy.
UK residents are eligible for an NHS-funded eye test if they meet certain criteria. Find out who qualifies here
Yes, it is absolutely safe to get your eyes tested when you're pregnant.
In the UK, everyone aged 60 and over can receive a free eye test every two years.
Under UK rules, employees who work with Visual Display Units (VDUs) such as laptops and computers could be entitled to an eye examination and basic frames and lenses.
Ask your boss about Specsavers Corporate Eyecare vouchers or read more here.
