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Yes. We see patients by appointment, so our hours change from day to day. Message us on WhatsApp (the link is at the bottom of every page) with your preferred date and session, or use the booking form at the top of this page, and we will reply to confirm a time.
We are at 33A, Jalan Sentral 4, Sitiawan Sentral, 32000 Sitiawan, Perak. The Get directions link at the bottom of this page opens the route in Google Maps.
Myopia (short-sightedness) usually gets worse while children are growing. After a full eye examination we recommend a plan that suits your child and review it regularly to check that it is working. A plan can include:
We do not prescribe medication. If atropine eye drops could help your child, we refer you to a doctor who can prescribe them.
No. Christine is an optometrist and does not prescribe medication, including eye drops. We examine your eyes, prescribe and fit glasses and contact lenses, and manage myopia with lenses. If you need medication or medical treatment, we refer you to a doctor or an eye specialist.
A good time is before your child starts school, or earlier if you notice squinting, sitting very close to screens, frequent eye rubbing or headaches. After that, a check every year helps catch myopia early, especially if a parent is short-sighted.
We check:
Yes. We test colour vision with Ishihara plates, which pick up red-green colour vision deficiency, and explain the result to you. Tell us when you book if the test is for a driving licence, a course or a job.
They do not cure colour vision deficiency. For some people they make certain colours easier to tell apart and improve contrast in daily tasks. We assess your colour vision first and advise whether lenses are likely to help you.
Yes. We fit contact lenses with trial lenses, take your daily routine into account, show you how to put them in, take them out and look after them, and follow up after fitting.