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Questions we are asked

  1. 01Your visit
  2. 02How to reach Marisol
  3. 03Have your eyes examined properly

No, you can contact us directly. If you do have a letter from your optometrist or GP, bring it — along with any previous scans — because it saves repeating tests you have already had.

Before you come

Your visit

  1. Allow up to two hours

    Dilating drops take twenty minutes to work, and the examination follows them.

  2. Do not plan to drive

    Your near vision will be blurred and you will be light-sensitive for three to five hours afterwards.

  3. Bring sunglasses

    Everything is brighter after dilation, and that includes the walk to the car park.

  4. Bring your current spectacles

    Along with your latest prescription and any previous scans or letters you have been given.

Checklist

What to bring

  • Your current spectacles and, if you have it, your latest prescription
  • Any referral letter, previous scans or hospital letters
  • A list of the medicines you take, including eye drops
  • Sunglasses, and someone to drive you home

Contact

How to reach Marisol

Call to speak to the clinic team, or send a message with your referral details and we will come back to you.

Book a consultation
When we answer the telephone
During opening hours. Outside them, leave a message and we will call back.
How quickly we reply
We come back to messages the same working day wherever we can.

Have your eyes examined properly

Most sight-threatening conditions are silent until they are advanced. A consultation is the only way to know where you stand.

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